Blobeye bumper fitment
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Blobeye bumper fitment
Since having my bumper off for paint and other bits and pieces... it's never sat right on the driver side near the headlight.
Before taking the whole thing off to try and identify what could be causing it - does anybody have a shortlist of clips/bolts I could be missing or even better some photos of how the bumper connects to the car in this area?
Before taking the whole thing off to try and identify what could be causing it - does anybody have a shortlist of clips/bolts I could be missing or even better some photos of how the bumper connects to the car in this area?
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Hi mate. Remove the screw just under your wheel arch lining where the bumper meets the arch and firmly pull the side out.
Have a look for the tiny tab on your bumper guide (in picture) it needs to be BELOW the bumper line. I had to redo mine due to the last owner not putting it back right. Unfortunately the one on the other side has snapped all together!
Have a look for the tiny tab on your bumper guide (in picture) it needs to be BELOW the bumper line. I had to redo mine due to the last owner not putting it back right. Unfortunately the one on the other side has snapped all together!
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Cheers fella, very helpful.
Got round to popping mine off today to find mine was broken. It's an easily detachable part, I'm hoping it's available on its own...
Got round to popping mine off today to find mine was broken. It's an easily detachable part, I'm hoping it's available on its own...
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http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre.../front_bumper/
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From the '03 to '05 parts view:
17. Bracket-air spoiler upper right
57743FE040
18. Bracket-air spoiler upper left
57743FE050
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From the '03 to '05 parts view:
17. Bracket-air spoiler upper right
57743FE040
18. Bracket-air spoiler upper left
57743FE050
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I cut a tiny piece of plastic from something else and slid it in then pushed my bumper over the top. It keeps it wedged in place and lines the bumper up perfectly.
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My blob wagon bumper has this issue on the sides and also looks like this where it meets the bonnet:
I presume I will need to remove the bumper to sought this. Does anyone know if there are height adjusters to sought this or has it just not been positioned on the middle brackets properly like on the sides?
I presume I will need to remove the bumper to sought this. Does anyone know if there are height adjusters to sought this or has it just not been positioned on the middle brackets properly like on the sides?
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Yep, thinking it must have had a slight nudge in a car park at some point. Thinking it's best to take the bumper off and check it all, only way to get it looking perfect.
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