how do i remove the engine top cover

Asked by GuruXVG3P Oct 16, 2018 at 09:22 PM about the 2012 Jaguar XF XF RWD

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how to remove the plastic from top of engine

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Jeep answered 6 years ago

on my charger its just a matter of lifting it off and getting around the strut tower brace because its a mopar11

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Pussygalore answered 5 years ago

@ed 92626: Absolutely NOTHING! This is obviously a case of Leaper-envy. Poor lost soul let someone take his money and all they left him was a great big V8 in the middle of a rapidly deteriorating pile of nuts and bolts and glued-together plastic. It might do wheelies straight from the factory but if it happens to make it to 50Kmi. It wont be makin' him smile anymore

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