So my 1990 survived a deer colission and the front bumper is still in decent condition. The thing is I need to take the bumper off to replace a fender.
One bolt spins in place past a certain point. I assume the nut is probably spinning as well, but there isn't a way to get a hand behind the bumper to stop it from spinning. Nor is the bolt far enough out that I can get some channel locks/vice grips on it and pull while spinning to use the magic of friction.
The other bolt is in sorry shape. It came out in the past, but I should have used a torx in the past on it, so the head is all messed up. I can't get a good enough grip on it to put in a t55 and get it out.
Any suggestions asides from cutting the bumper up?
One bolt spins in place past a certain point. I assume the nut is probably spinning as well, but there isn't a way to get a hand behind the bumper to stop it from spinning. Nor is the bolt far enough out that I can get some channel locks/vice grips on it and pull while spinning to use the magic of friction.
The other bolt is in sorry shape. It came out in the past, but I should have used a torx in the past on it, so the head is all messed up. I can't get a good enough grip on it to put in a t55 and get it out.
Any suggestions asides from cutting the bumper up?
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