Gutted, Bumper and undertray needed
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Gutted, Bumper and undertray needed
More bad luck,
All that seams to be happening to me at the moment,
And to top it off it stinks of Rabbit being cooked,
Anyone know where i can find the price of a Bumper and the undertray bit for that side,
Its popped the wheel arch out but hope this just clips back in and is not bolted in, not looked really as was dark when it happened,
Hope there is no more damage,
All i could smell the 30+ miles home was cooking Rabbit
All that seams to be happening to me at the moment,
And to top it off it stinks of Rabbit being cooked,
Anyone know where i can find the price of a Bumper and the undertray bit for that side,
Its popped the wheel arch out but hope this just clips back in and is not bolted in, not looked really as was dark when it happened,
Hope there is no more damage,
All i could smell the 30+ miles home was cooking Rabbit
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Can the crack in the Bumper be Repaird?
Had a good look this morning and it seams that, a Few clips missing and some undertray missing is all it seams to have done,
Popped the wheel arch back into place just need the clips for it now,
I cannot find where the bits of Rabbit are that are making the horrid smell thoguh,
Had a good look this morning and it seams that, a Few clips missing and some undertray missing is all it seams to have done,
Popped the wheel arch back into place just need the clips for it now,
I cannot find where the bits of Rabbit are that are making the horrid smell thoguh,
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Find a good body shop to plastic weld and respray, or get a second hand bumper from a breakers. Biggest cost will be the respray, not sure what a new bumper from honda would be.
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Originally Posted by lower,Nov 24 2009, 10:50 AM
The bumper could be plastic welded.
Might not be cost effective though.
Might not be cost effective though.
I've just had an OEM bumper modded with some platic welding.
It will need a full respray after though
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Indeed. Can't see your photos at work, but mine has been repaired with no problems at all.
The difference in my case was that I don't have headlamp washers, as it's an import. If I bought a new bumper then I would have had to have the holes filled, which would have been more expense. I think I paid £180 to have it repaired and resprayed.
The difference in my case was that I don't have headlamp washers, as it's an import. If I bought a new bumper then I would have had to have the holes filled, which would have been more expense. I think I paid £180 to have it repaired and resprayed.