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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #15 on: 07 January 2013, 19:22:40 »

Thanks. I guess I'll give it a go then.

I get some funny looks when I do anything on the car round here. The dogs in handbags brigade will be shocked! ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #16 on: 07 January 2013, 20:01:52 »

DON'T pay a garage to do it, they'll rip you off for what is about 20 minutes work!!!

The guide is really straightforward!  :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #17 on: 08 January 2013, 09:49:03 »

DON'T pay a garage to do it, they'll rip you off for what is about 20 minutes work!!!

The guide is really straightforward!  :y

I'm going to do it myself. :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #18 on: 08 January 2013, 09:52:26 »

Did mine recently and found the 2 tork had been replaced with normal self tappers, the most amazing bit was the two under the wing which I thought would be crap came out sweet as anything, took 20 minutes, so good luck
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #19 on: 08 January 2013, 17:26:42 »

Thanks. :y

As soon as I get a torx screw driver I'm going to start.

Does anyone know where the outside temp sensor is located?

I need to change that too and I thought it was near the bumper somewhere?
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #20 on: 08 January 2013, 17:32:48 »

Thanks. :y

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Does anyone know where the outside temp sensor is located?
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Bottom edge of your bumper ....  in the middle  :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #21 on: 08 January 2013, 18:38:47 »

When I did my PFL bumper recently, it would have been easier if I'd had either another pair of hands, or a box to rest it on when disconnected, thus allowing removal of the electrickery, foglamp connectors, temp bulb etc, without hanging the bumper on them. :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #22 on: 08 January 2013, 21:10:39 »

When I did my PFL bumper recently, it would have been easier if I'd had either another pair of hands, or a box to rest it on when disconnected, thus allowing removal of the electrickery, foglamp connectors, temp bulb etc, without hanging the bumper on them. :y

My friend will give me a hand. We used to fix up old classic cars together.

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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #23 on: 08 January 2013, 21:17:40 »

Cor, love the old Austin in the middle!, I had one years ago, my first ever car, cost me £7!!! (nearly two weeks Apprentice wage ::)) :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #24 on: 08 January 2013, 21:19:41 »

Cor, love the old Austin in the middle!, I had one years ago, my first ever car, cost me £7!!! (nearly two weeks Apprentice wage ::)) :y

This is what it looked like when we got it.

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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #25 on: 08 January 2013, 21:20:59 »

And finished.

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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #26 on: 08 January 2013, 21:21:10 »

And you're worried about taking a bumper off.... you will hae no probs  :y
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #27 on: 08 January 2013, 21:23:56 »

I hope not. ;D

Can't be as bad as a full respray I guess.
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #28 on: 08 January 2013, 23:56:14 »

I think you should do it at night Kate!  :)  You'll find it too easy in daylight, plus your neighbours won't see you!!  ;)  ;D
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Re: Fitting a F/L Front Bumper
« Reply #29 on: 09 January 2013, 20:16:14 »

I think you should do it at night Kate!  :)  You'll find it too easy in daylight, plus your neighbours won't see you!!  ;)  ;D

I think you're right. The traffic round here is a pain too. I live on a main road with no drive now so I'll have to be careful that I don't get run over! :o

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