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Picked up a replacement grill for the Q5 on eBay for a bargain price.

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Took a lot of screws but removing the bumper was actually rather simple.

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Removing the old grill took a bit of persuading to release all the clips but once it was out I moved on to the next issue, the new grill had a lower section that theoretically would fit into the Q5's but I couldn't get it to work at all. So I cut off the offending section and in she popped.

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With the old grill the crash bar was covered, but as the new grill left it completely exposed I sprayed it with some matt black paint before getting the bumper back on so that it wouldn't stick out like a sore thumb. Everything bolted up nicely, although the grill came with a nice set of Audi rings in gloss black, I decided to swap over the chrome ones from the old grill as I thought it looked better.

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Not 100% sold on the RSQ5 badge but I've left it on for now to see if it grows on me.

 

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Also took the opportunity to swap out the old number plates as they had been badly screwed on but now have my new private plate stuck on.

Now wondering if I should have removed the covers from behind the fog lights grills to open them up.


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