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Originally Posted by CBRich If you look at this picture you'll notice that the insertion/removal of the center piece controls the width of the whole unit. So you unscrew, pull

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Old 11-29-2009, 12:41 PM   #5 (permalink)
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If you look at this picture you'll notice that the insertion/removal of the center piece controls the width of the whole unit. So you unscrew, pull out the center piece with the flathead, then pull out the whole unit.
Except ours just clip in and clip out, so you stick use the grooves to slide a flat head under the center clip and pull, then you can remove the entire fastener.
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