Lisa,
I don't think you really need those clips. They fell off my car years
ago, yet I have been quite happy without them.
The screen that looks like chromed window screen is so restrictive of
air flow that you might as well block the opening. I compromise by using
a black plastic "gutter" screening (yes, house guttter) that blocks the
majority of leaves and maple spinners that would get into the opening.
Cut it to size and push the pegs of the grille through it and into the
six holes. Remove the grille & screen, and clean the pit annually with a
vacuum cleaner.
Bob
On Tue, 15 May 2001 07:31:26 -0700 "rexcats" <rexcats@telocity.com>
writes:
> Question? How do you put the screen under the grill on the top of
> the
> Bonnet for a 79 MGB. It was held in place with six clips, but when
> you put
> the screen from British Victoria under the grill it seems to be
> impossible
> to be able to put the clips back on? There isn't anyway to be able
> to come
> from underneath unless one could be small enough to squirm through
> the
> heater vents! So any advice on this is greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Lisa Ann
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