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Old Mar 10, 2012, 02:21 PM
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How can I fix this fender/bumper issue?

I hate pot holes! Anyway, so I was driving hit a pot hole (obviously) caught my lip, and pulled it ripped my bumper off. Where it mounts to the fender with the plastic piece and screw, my fender has cracked, is there anyway to fix this? Should I just have someone spot weld it back, or is there any other methods? I'm no bodyshop kind of man...

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I would try jb weld or jb stik
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Take out the bumper and make a template with a sheet of aluminum then rivet it in place. Send a hole through it and bolt and nut
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I had the same issue, and the best thing so far and has held up for the last 4 weeks was to use 2 very thick durable ZIP Ties. I work with a bunch of cableing guys so they had a few extra to spare... Heck I figured if there is a whole webiste called ziptied.com based on drifters, because thats what they use to hold there stuff together.....why not me... and so far it does work. Also if you have the wheel guard, zip it through that as well and holds better. Hope this helps.
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man that looks way better than my fender. mines missing an entire side of the square hole towards the center of the car. Anyways i just used a U nut and bolt combonation. Works great. found one that was long enough to reach the hole and takes an m6x1.0 thread pitch. thats like a standard 10mm bolt. OR you can contact toxic fab for their bumper quick latch quick disconnect set up.
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Zip ties!!! The entire thing on both side of my fenders are gone
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simple & easy ! Just use male and female bolt with washers!
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dzus fasteners is what i used. I can take a pic real quick. (ive used them on my race fairings at daytona at 200 mph. thought i would add before some flames me) and no wrenches plyers or screwdrivers needed.
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zip ties wear through bad idea.
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pm me if you have any questions. good luck with however you do it.
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Old Mar 11, 2012, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by evilempire18
Take out the bumper and make a template with a sheet of aluminum then rivet it in place. Send a hole through it and bolt and nut
my idea also lol
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Originally Posted by evilempire18
Take out the bumper and make a template with a sheet of aluminum then rivet it in place. Send a hole through it and bolt and nut
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drill a hole through the bumper and fender and put a bolt and nut with washers on both sides.
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lol man I'm glad I'm not the only one try to figure a way to hold my bumper on. I use zip ties lol.
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just had same thing happen, bolt and washer for me.


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