Late a few nights ago I was making a right hand turn. I was about 3/4 of the way through the turn when a guy in a Toyota Tacoma was changing lanes and bumped my drivers side front fender, directly above the turn signal lense, with the front passenger side inner fender well of his truck. Put a roughly baseball sized dent in my fender.
When I got to work I poped out the plastic rivits in the fenderwell and reached up in and poped out most of the dent. The problem is it's on the crease of the fender. When I poped it out, it kinda of split on this crease, so now it's two very small dents (ping pong ball sized). I need more leverage to pop out those dents, and my gorrilia paws can't fit up in there, so I need to pop off the drivers side fender.
Does anyone know how to do this? I searched for a DIY on front fender removal and couldn't find one. I saw three bolts under the hood, is that it? Any under the car. Do I need to remove the front bumper and/or the fenderwell plastic? Hopefully it doesn't take half a day just to get the fender off!


Dave

 

Anyone??

 

bolts under the bonnet
bolts on the verticle side when you open the door
bolts under the car
needs to remove the front bar (just that side)
plastic clips on the inner guards

 

thanks