2013 XF Grille Badge Replacement
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Search postings - someone did this recently. Think there is an issue of a couple of different sizes of growler badge (they were posting for someone to measure them) but they seemed to get it to work. Someone else has a green supercharged growler from an older model on their too - also looked great
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To my knowledge you will need to pull the front bumper. We have in stock various badges for this model, red, black fluted and non fluted with the old style and new style Jaguar heads. There are size differences dependent on year so if you give us a shout with the diameter required or your VIN we can certainly help. Prices are around $40.00 - $50.00.
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I have a relationship with a mechanic at my local dealership so I am going to let him do it on the side. He is going to charge me way less than the dealership quoted and will also change my hubcap growlers as well. I don't want to risk messing something up and having to shell out even more cash. I will post pics when finished.
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Still not understanding why you need to pull bumper to replace the badge. Replacing grille bumper needs to be pulled. I need to look at my OEM chrome grille I replaced to see if there is a holding clip for the badge. My original badge was transferred to my new grille by dealer but they taped it in. Fell off somewhere this winter.
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If you can't find it, I'll re-post.
UPDATED with how I changed mine:
They are affixed with adhesive only. I removed my old one using a very small screw driver used for eye glasses and gently pried around the edges enough to place the spray straw of a can of WD-40 and spray the solvent down the back of the badge. I let it sit for about 15 minutes to dissolve the rest of the adhesive. Worked like a charm. Caution: as you are prying around the edges, place a cloth or something similar around the edges to prevent scratches/dents.
Before mounting the new badge, thoroughly clean off the WD-40 so the surface is clean and dry. I wiped the area with alcohol and it worked great. Good luck!
Last edited by ddanielcigars; 05-05-2014 at 04:39 PM. Reason: Added content
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No need to remove bumper
I just removed my growler badge. My car sat out in the Florida sun all day. I took a small flat tip screw drive and pried my badge off since it is ONLY held on with double sided 3m tape. The badge it self is 3 parts. I separated the section then spray painted the backing. Let dry put them back together put on new 3m tape and installed it back on my XF. Looks great.
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I just removed my growler badge. My car sat out in the Florida sun all day. I took a small flat tip screw drive and pried my badge off since it is ONLY held on with double sided 3m tape. The badge it self is 3 parts. I separated the section then spray painted the backing. Let dry put them back together put on new 3m tape and installed it back on my XF. Looks great.
Post a pix please.
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I just removed my growler badge. My car sat out in the Florida sun all day. I took a small flat tip screw drive and pried my badge off since it is ONLY held on with double sided 3m tape. The badge it self is 3 parts. I separated the section then spray painted the backing. Let dry put them back together put on new 3m tape and installed it back on my XF. Looks great.
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I just removed my growler badge. My car sat out in the Florida sun all day. I took a small flat tip screw drive and pried my badge off since it is ONLY held on with double sided 3m tape. The badge it self is 3 parts. I separated the section then spray painted the backing. Let dry put them back together put on new 3m tape and installed it back on my XF. Looks great.