how do you get to this???
08-12-2009, 12:31 AM
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08-12-2009, 12:17 PM
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and should it just twist off? im just saying the reson why i stopped playing iwith it was becuse if felt like it was going to crack. and easy e, you cant expect every one to know everything. i told you to draw me a figure i bet i could say **** to you. why becuse you dont know. just remeber not every one know everything about cars.
08-12-2009, 12:34 PM
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True not everyone knows everything about cars. But the inquisitive types like to research before throwing up the white flag seeking help. Removing the bumper is easy and there are plenty of threads on here discussing it. Spend some time on here learning as well as interacting with forum members. I'm not saying to stop asking questions but try to read up on the topic before jumping into a conversation or starting a new thread.
08-12-2009, 12:52 PM
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This was the first post. Cid, you posted 2nd with this...
Cid - Follow the DIY Bumper removal in the DIY section... this will allow better access to the fog lights and will let you drain and re-seal them with some black silicon or new gasket or whatever you would like to reseal them with.
If you still feel like you're going to break your light/car, you can do 2 things. Take it to someone who will ask for money in return for their services... Or accept that you might break and have to replace it with a new one.
*phew!
oh yeah
08-12-2009, 10:17 PM
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i will take a picture of my bumper it is off right now and i am putting it back on tomorrow so you can get an idea of what to do.. it freakin takes 10 minutes to get it off.. the 10 screws on the bottom come off the black air diffuser(the thing around your hood latch with like six plastic rivets in it) and then four bolts and around the wheel well the bottom four or five plastic rivets there and voila.. no joke though maybe ten minutes... don't be afraid.. just take your time and be patient...