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Pulling off front bumper

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BlownStangGT

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I just wanna know where all the bolts are and that it is easy to do. I am going to try to re-fiberglass part of my front bumper that got busted off from hitting a cat, and my car is inthe shop for a month or so, I am going to pull the bumper tom and try to refiberglass it, so where are all the bolts located, and how many are there. Thanx, I know its not hard, just wanna make it a little quicker when I go to pull it off
 

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You have to take out the inner fender, then on the inside of the fender there are bolt on the lip where you can see the bolts it isnt that hard look at a chilton or somthing and it will tell you where they are.
 

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To take the bumper off with everything in it;

Remove the 2 front mounting brackets.
Remove the 4 main bolts that hold the bumper to the frame, 2 on each side.
Remove about 6-8 nuts where the fender meets the bumper on each side.
Remove one end of the fender support brackets on each side.

You don't have to take the fender liners off to do this. Probably 20 bolts/nuts all together. I just took mine off about 1 week ago and it was pretty easy. I left all the lights and stuff in it. Hope this helps,

Tim
 

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stang22 said:
To take the bumper off with everything in it;

Remove the 2 front mounting brackets.
Remove the 4 main bolts that hold the bumper to the frame, 2 on each side.
Remove about 6-8 nuts where the fender meets the bumper on each side.
Remove one end of the fender support brackets on each side.

You don't have to take the fender liners off to do this. Probably 20 bolts/nuts all together. I just took mine off about 1 week ago and it was pretty easy. I left all the lights and stuff in it. Hope this helps,

Tim
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thanx, that helps, my cars in the shop now so i cant just go look at it, but I think I got the idea, ill write it downand take it with me tom
 
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