iwantone
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Rubber protector on bumper
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Dr_evil
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Drop the bumper it's only two bolts
iwantone
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Is that the ones you access through the lights on the bumper?
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No those ones are arses to get. If you look at the rear of the bumper you'll see two large bolt heads think they're 17 or 19
Far easier to undo them ones
Far easier to undo them ones
iwantone
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Cheers Doc. Thought it would be easier to take the rubber protector bit off.
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Nah taking off bumper only takes 5 mins that way
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they're on the outside of the chassis rails next to the light cluster 
cant miss them mate
Just looks like a large tab with a bolt through it and if you undo them the bumper wont fall off either it'll just sit on the chassis rails then you can take it off after
cant miss them mateJust looks like a large tab with a bolt through it and if you undo them the bumper wont fall off either it'll just sit on the chassis rails then you can take it off after
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You need the bumper off to remove the plastic strip, as half the push in plastic rivets are hidden by it.
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I think he meant the rubber trim trim thats on the rear of the bumper and crossmember area
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The bit that doesn't come off with the bumper, but needs to bumper off to remove..
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Thats why I said drop the bumper as he wanted to sort out the rust
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If you remove it you will need new rivets I have left mine off as it traps water and I have a massive crater of rust. Will take pic now.
To the right you will see the first holes marking edge of step thing to the left the start of the rusty crater almost invisible under that step.
To the right you will see the first holes marking edge of step thing to the left the start of the rusty crater almost invisible under that step.
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iwantone
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Not that bit I'm talking about, SM V8. It's the bit that runs along the full length of the bumper. I never even thought about under there.
