How to remove coupe bumper
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Re: How to remove coupe bumper
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See my DIY in that link, I can't see it being too different between CC to CE.
Should be pretty similar.
viewtopic.php?f=41&t=3719&p=101646#p101646
See my DIY in that link, I can't see it being too different between CC to CE.
Should be pretty similar.
Re: How to remove coupe bumper
OK, so we made some progress determining which one it was, LOL
Once again if not unlike a CE bumper, one either side at the tip of the bumper in the wheel arch, maybe some more where your inner guard liner goes.
Then there should be two either side into the front chassis rail and possibly some underneath the bottom front of the bumper.
Now off you go... Take pics and write up a DIY for the next person and earn some brownie points
OK, so we made some progress determining which one it was, LOL
Once again if not unlike a CE bumper, one either side at the tip of the bumper in the wheel arch, maybe some more where your inner guard liner goes.
Then there should be two either side into the front chassis rail and possibly some underneath the bottom front of the bumper.
Now off you go... Take pics and write up a DIY for the next person and earn some brownie points
lancer1993
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Re: How to remove coupe bumper
I plan to do this soon, to clean up the bar and check for rust.
Apparently there are 2 bolts each side on the chassis rails, also a number of screws holding the wheel trim in place and few more underneath for the stone guards.
You may need to turn your wheel to get to some of the screws under the guard, or put the front on jacks (or stands to be safe) and take off the wheels.
I plan to do this soon, to clean up the bar and check for rust.
Apparently there are 2 bolts each side on the chassis rails, also a number of screws holding the wheel trim in place and few more underneath for the stone guards.
You may need to turn your wheel to get to some of the screws under the guard, or put the front on jacks (or stands to be safe) and take off the wheels.