Rear bumper removal
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Re: Rear bumper removal
The best way to remove it would be using a Sawzall.
Or, you can attch 2 hooks to the underside, those hooks are attached to ropes that wrap around a tree, put the car in drive, and then slam the gas down.
I guarantee the bumper will come right off.
Or, you can attch 2 hooks to the underside, those hooks are attached to ropes that wrap around a tree, put the car in drive, and then slam the gas down.
I guarantee the bumper will come right off.
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Re: Rear bumper removal
Use a chain. Works better.Originally posted by atlantamx3:
Or, you can attch 2 hooks to the underside, those hooks are attached to ropes that wrap around a tree, put the car in drive, and then slam the gas down.
Seriously, you have to remove the plastic on the inside of the back of the hatch. You'll see some screws and stuff. I think there are also some screws around the top of the back of the rear wheel wells. Hope that helps some.
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"Everyone wants to live life in the fast lane; I have more fun weaving through traffic."
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Re: Rear bumper removal
hahaha-- good point.Originally posted by Nallboy:
Use a chain. Works better.
Definately use a chain.
Re: Rear bumper removal
it's a pain in the ...
it took me a while so i just ripped it off and bent the hell out of it
i don't care my kit is going on
it took me a while so i just ripped it off and bent the hell out of it
i don't care my kit is going on
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Re: Rear bumper removal
it doesn't take much. open the hatch, pull the plastic from the inside of the trunk (right at the back) off, and then take out a few of the screws holding it on. there's a few at the back of the wheel wells too.
just start taking screws out, and it'll come off. i didn't look into it first, and mine came off easily.
just start taking screws out, and it'll come off. i didn't look into it first, and mine came off easily.
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