pebbles below rear brake intake
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Just did this on mine. On the inside lower wheel well opening there is a 8mm screw. Remove that. That frees up the lower rocker enough to get those crittters out of there. Once they are out simply reinstall the screw. There is a thread somewhere on here where a member installed some foam rubber weather stripping up the wheel well while the screw is out and it seals up the opening where they enter. Good luck.
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Just did this on mine. On the inside lower wheel well opening there is a 8mm screw. Remove that. That frees up the lower rocker enough to get those critters out of there. Once they are out simply reinstall the screw. There is a thread somewhere on here where a member installed some foam rubber weather stripping up the wheel well while the screw is out and it seals up the opening where they enter. Good luck.
I noticed the pebbles when I was installing my calipers and tried air pressure but that was a bust. Mine is up on jack stands now....will do this DIY tomorrow after work...
You Sir.....
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I had the same issue. I pulled the fender liner back, cleaned out the litter and taped up the back side of the horizontal (and lower vertical) seam with new generation foil duct tape, no more rocks.
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