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RobEvo5 16-07-2010 04:34 PM

Facelift classic front bumper removal how to?
 
Anyone got a how to, or at least point me in the direction of where all the fixings are and any hidden sneaky type ones to look out for ?.

Not that it really needs it, but I fancy having a go at painting both front and rear bumpers myself to make perfect. But I would want to take them off to do the job well. So any pointers welcome.

Must be old hat to some of you guys/girls fitting front mounts, engine builds etc.

cheers
Rob

Scooby Wez 16-07-2010 06:06 PM

As i have just refitted the front on mine after the little miss-hap it is easy Rob here's the pic i used
http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/4070/frontbump.png

You need to take the lights and grill off the there is 5 plastic clips along the top(no.3) and 2 at each end fixing it to the wings 2 bolts at the front(no.14) on the bottom edge/1 in the center(no.9) and 2 large clips that fix the inner guard/brake duct.If you get stuck give me a shout i can pop up and show you.You may want to get new clips before you start as all mine broke as they were so brittle but i have all the part numbers :-D The back one from what i can see is much the same but as you have to fight the lights out and all that black goo i just had it machine polished looks as good as new.

AndyWRX 17-07-2010 06:54 AM

Good find mate, will be helpfull for me too because ive got to take mine off soon

Crowman 17-07-2010 08:49 AM

Well done Wez, I used same pic, Scott sent me the pic when I was doing my FMIC and needed to order some new clips.

andy-m 18-07-2010 01:12 AM

with british roads the way they are, just drive for about 10 miles and it will fall off on its own lol

AndyWRX 18-07-2010 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by andy-m (Post 56076)
with british roads the way they are, just drive for about 10 miles and it will fall off on its own lol

lol :-)

Chunk 18-07-2010 10:49 PM

We had a mission getting the one off my 95 WRX. There was one hidden bolt, couldn't find the bugger for ages

Crowman 18-07-2010 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Chunk (Post 56147)
We had a mission getting the one off my 95 WRX. There was one hidden bolt, couldn't find the bugger for ages

That will be the ones up inside the wing i bet:ok:

RobEvo5 20-07-2010 11:55 AM

Thanks for the info Wez and offer of help if needs be. I need to be bored one weekend to tackle this, and no rush. So might order up some new fixings in anticipation of doing this and just in case.


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