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Originally Posted by TikoV
I thought there'd be some drilling involved...not very diy tbh however will give it a go. I read that some trim has to be cut to get it to fit, did you have come across that too?
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Tikov if your new diffuser has no holes drilled in it, you'll need to use the old one to make a template and make new holes, alternatively use the lugs to place it in position and use a drill to put in some new holes.
The OEM one is a piece of cake to fit and I never encountered any cutting needed.It only took 15mins to fit, 5 mins of that was fitting the two parts of the diffuser together!