Front license plate bracket holder
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Front license plate bracket holder
So when we bought our 2011 STI it came with the front license plate holder. Sales person explained to me that the license plate would be screwed onto this and not into the bumper.
Well today I went to go take the dealership plate holders off and noticed that the screws for the front plate were long and screwed into the front bumper!
Was going to remove the front holder as a whole but now cant since I have 2 holes in the bumper.
What would you guys do?
Well today I went to go take the dealership plate holders off and noticed that the screws for the front plate were long and screwed into the front bumper!
Was going to remove the front holder as a whole but now cant since I have 2 holes in the bumper.
What would you guys do?
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That's what I plan on doing. I called our sales person as soon as I noticed this yesterday. Going in tomorrow to see what can be done
Trust me mate I am not happy at all. Very upsetting to see 2 drill holes on the front bumper when there aren't suppose to be any!
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I think they do, but that's not the point. The point is that whoever installed the front plate used the incorect bolts and now I am left with a front bumper with 2 holes in that were not suppose to be there in the 1st place
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Are they in the actual bumper or the oblong number plate mounting bit that is raised up from the bumper?
If the latter I doubt your dealer will replace the whole bumper, stick on a perrin blanking plate as you'd need one anyway for it to look ok without a plate and get a free service or similar from the dealer.
If in the actual bumper and still visable with the blanking plate then new bumper all the way.
If the latter I doubt your dealer will replace the whole bumper, stick on a perrin blanking plate as you'd need one anyway for it to look ok without a plate and get a free service or similar from the dealer.
If in the actual bumper and still visable with the blanking plate then new bumper all the way.
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