Need link - DIY for taking off front bumper

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Need link - DIY for taking off front bumper

Post by koolio1234 »

Hey, I've tried searching for the DIY for taking off and replacing the front bumper but I haven't been able to find it. Can anyone kindly supply me the link. Doing my C.A.I piping atm.
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1. Unplug fog / spotlights
2. Undo 4 bolts under car

There ya go :D
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Don't forget to jack the fucker up first, those under car bolts (where it bolts to the chassis) are a pain in the arse to get out if your car is low haha
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Post by aza013 »

also there are two screws on each side between the light and the wheel arch that need to be undone as well :D
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annnnnd taking this info for myself... :lol:
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Post by Tippin »

im about to do my piping as well, how wide is your's?

i went and bought a 4" aluminium flex pipe for it yesterday
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tippin 9, Where did u get the flex pipe from ?

Thanks boys, :D
I did my own airbox case today, i'll try and put up a D.I.Y of how i did it over the weekend
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koolio1234 wrote:tippin 9, Where did you get the flex pipe from ?
bunnings ;) $28
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tippin9 wrote:
koolio1234 wrote:tippin 9, Where did you get the flex pipe from ?
bunnings ;) $28
Ahh, I went to bunnings in blacktown and went to look in the gardening/landscaping section for irrigation piping, they had 1m for $5 but it was only 5cm wide. I might go back and see if they got the 4" flex pipe you got.
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Post by mr-charisma »

Bennoz wrote:1. Unplug fog / spotlights
2. Undo 4 bolts under car

There ya go :D
sweet as mate .. any chance you could do a DIY guide for putting the Front bar back on? :lol:
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Come to my place... I will show you how to do it, and you can take photo's for a DIY... I just hate taking it off... Done it too many times...
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Post by koolio1234 »

hmm.... :? if i get stuck i'll be back on here with pics if it gets extremely difficult.
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Post by rock_it »

Because you have the VersionR bar, there are 2 wing nut type bolts that hide in the front guard.. So yeah, take off the wheel arch, and get your hand up in the guard and feel around for the bolt..

There are a couple in there, but only 1 relates to the bumper.. That is the hardest bolt to find ...
I just had to add it ......
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rock_it wrote:Because you have the VersionR bar, there are 2 wing nut type bolts that hide in the front guard.. So yeah, take off the wheel arch, and get your hand up in the guard and feel around for the bolt..

There are a couple in there, but only 1 relates to the bumper.. That is the hardest bolt to find ...
Ahhh....I know exactly what your talking about, we ran into those bolts when we were taking off charlie's Version R bumper at the DIY day
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Yeah, they are the forgotten bolt ...

Not to mention a pain to get too ...
I just had to add it ......
sublime19 wrote:Lol clearly you don't know me well enough, it was a joke :roll:
I talk a lot of sh*t, usually have to keep a roll of toilet paper handy in the car for my mouth :lol:
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rock_it wrote:Because you have the VersionR bar, there are 2 wing nut type bolts that hide in the front guard.. So yeah, take off the wheel arch, and get your hand up in the guard and feel around for the bolt..

There are a couple in there, but only 1 relates to the bumper.. That is the hardest bolt to find ...
I seem to have an extra two bolts which is hidden where your talking about but they aren't wing nuts and i cant seem to get my socket into the little area. They are located next to the headlights and seem to connect the front bar to front quarter panel.
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Post by rock_it »

Long socket extension should fix that ...
I just had to add it ......
sublime19 wrote:Lol clearly you don't know me well enough, it was a joke :roll:
I talk a lot of sh*t, usually have to keep a roll of toilet paper handy in the car for my mouth :lol:
Astron_Boy wrote:Hold me Sooty, I need man comfort.
:utbnb:
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