Front Bumper Sag

CDJuda

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CDJuda

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Sorry posted from my mobile phone, kinda buggy
 

redleg6

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Apr 10, 2012
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yours looks way better than mineView attachment 27184

in a few weekends i'm removing my bumper if you want to swing through southern joco
 

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CDJuda

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That's pretty extreme... I might reattach mine on Tuesday
 

Playsinsnow

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Nov 17, 2012
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Mines pretty bad. Pass side is worse, stick my fingers through it. I notice it on many other tbs too. Its even been pointed out to me by others. I slipped some slim wood pcs from furniture legs under the bottom between cap and bumper. After some trial and error it didn't look as bad. Def still noticeable. Sure a body shop could line it up but at what coat and how long will it remain? Use it as an excuse for a bumper mod?
 

tblazerdude

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Dec 4, 2011
321
The bumper bracket for the outside corners probably became unglued. The brackets on the inside of the bumper sit on 4 tiny plastic posts and are glued on, and the slightest impact will break the studs and glue loose. You need to remove the bumper and re-attach the brackets. They should be sitting on the studs (frame side) they mount to. Once you remove the bumper you will see.
 

eutechnyx

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Mar 31, 2012
375
I have pretty bad bumper gap too. I saw a possible way to do a temporary fix with zip ties that wouldnt be noticeable.
 

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