Well I joined the club and removed both my stationary air dam and active air dam. I removed the stationary and its brackets as one piece so I didn't need to remove the front butterfly clips. Took about 45 mins and that was working at a slower easy pace and talking on the phone with a buddy. Could have done it in 20 mins or so.
In the pictures you'll see I removed the wire clips attached to the lower bumper and zip tied them. If I didnt you would see the push pin when looking at the bumper.
To solve the now exposed connector. I had shrink wrap laying around so I just slid that over the connector and then taped it up for added protection. Then zip ties it up high and out of the way.
When I did the removal, I took the active air dam out first as I have seen others remove it after. Let me tell you removing the active air dam makes taking the 10- 10mm bolts and clips out way easier for the stationary air dam I was able to drive on my truck the ramps and then I was able to sit on my butt and work with it and not have to lay down. Way better and easier on your body.
Enjoy.
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