So my son tapped the left corner of my OEM bumper. The lights and push knob is ok. But the far left side is crushed from underneath. Will this fix?
1281580
I think that it would because to install these stubby bumper ends you'll have to cut a large amount of the factory bumper's ends off. I installed them on an 08 Rubicon and look great.
1281581
I really need to see a photo to know exactly what you are trying to say.. When I cut off my corners, my boys played with them putting dents in them and they would watch them pop out and at times they would pound them out with a rubber mallet... Also when cutting the corners, slow up because I had the plastic protector underneath and I had my brother watch so I would not cut into it. I would recommend having an extra set of eyes out there when doing this project. I hope this helps.. James
594683
Interesting, mine fit perfect like a glove. Did it snap on easy? Try prying the corners simultaneously
308484
I purchased this item, bent my bumper bad, only item is the bumper, use all existing hardware and protective rubber piece.
1222535
Should be now problem. Does not attach to bumper. May be slight gap between bumber and skid plate. Love mine.
1592220
Mine is a plastic piece that goes over the bulbs. The front end fits first, then the rear end is pushed in. So, if yours is similar, you would pull forward on the rear section until it comes out and then the front end of the cover will just drop out.
838978
Maybe on the edges of the bumper. Next the tubes. But it's not meant for it. Be better off with a light bar above windscreen
2138390
If you (as I) have an E.U. version you need to remove and modify the bumper. Just a tiny modification, but a lot of work. 1day approx. For an U.S. version it seems to be a simple installation and no need for modification, 2 hours of work approx.
402002
They the factory lights fit in not perfect but it works. Great bumper tho would highly recommend, plus install was easy
1958217
the curve side piece is taking off 1 small cut on the inner lip of the fender and the air intake takes the place of the curve piece the one thing that I recommend and that I did was to install a piece of 3/8 hoes behind the new air intake at the windshield side to keep mud from being trapped.I'm going to give an email if someone wants a picture or to contact me because I think it hands down beats are be and can be return to stock very easily without any holes in the side of your fender. Questions ? pfistertj@AOL.com. I will send you a picture of the fender cut if you want.
691244
What I found on this highly annoying issue is that the button is too small for my thumb. But the symptom should appear when trying to start too. The work around is to build up the button to make it easier to push. I've used trimmed rubber bumper pads, but I'm thinking a drop or two of some kind of glue might be better.
2197639
just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then... » Read More just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. « Show Less
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If you are referring to the problem I had it was my installation of it. I figured it out after the first time I put it in. Remove the knob. Remove the boot and bezel. Install boot on the bezel then install it as a unit. It will snap right in. Install knob. Note .... it will be kinda tight to shift for a little bit but that to will go away. I put this bezel on my 98 tj. I hope this helps.
674357
I dont believe so, I think that the bumper configuration os slightly different underneath so the tabs wont line up
745438
Hello Ben,I would make sure to pop off all the black caps and tighten the bolts underneath. If it's still off a bit, please let me know.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
444420
That did the trick. Nice fix. This has happened to me several times. Will have to ensure I have a small screw driver in the car. Nice work!!!
1894199
Better yet. Go on eBay and get a new case (different color) for $7. Comes with extra bumpers.
207928
My black bumper is grey around the screen and around the back, and black on the side. Sounds similar to the white one.