GrumpyGel
Well-Known Member
Anything is possible with the right tools. Angle grinders come in handy for stuff like this 
Actually, I don't know - when ever I've take the 'front end' off it always been a single piece of that grill and bumper. Whether they can be separated (without cutting them apart) I don't know, but I suspect not.
Would also be useful to know if its pre or post facelift as they're front ends are quite different. Also whether its the thick bits above the bumper or the mesh bit below.
Actually, I don't know - when ever I've take the 'front end' off it always been a single piece of that grill and bumper. Whether they can be separated (without cutting them apart) I don't know, but I suspect not.
Would also be useful to know if its pre or post facelift as they're front ends are quite different. Also whether its the thick bits above the bumper or the mesh bit below.
Thanks for that. So I presume the Bumper has to be removed first. The reason I"m asking is that in the next week or so I will be replacing my Bumper with a Facelift one and a friend of mine is having my original Bumper to replace his broken one and he wants ro replace that central bar with Mesh Wiring.
