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    How to remove tucked bumpers...

    So I've been reading how easy it is to remove the aluminum bumper (mine's an 84).

    However on my car with tucked bumpers (done by PO) I can't get at the 13mm fasteners from shock to bumper.

    Anyone pulled this off before?

    #2
    Originally posted by SeatTime View Post
    So I've been reading how easy it is to remove the aluminum bumper (mine's an 84).

    However on my car with tucked bumpers (done by PO) I can't get at the 13mm fasteners from shock to bumper.

    Anyone pulled this off before?
    so he pinned the bumper shock? unpin it. pull out the bumper. /thread.
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      #3
      they pull back out...
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        #4
        /thread. Easy McCheesy

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          #5
          This is *so* easy. They pull back out.

          1. Chain bumper to a steel post
          2. Start engine

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            #6
            3. Select gear
            4. Rev to 4 grand
            5. Dump clutch.
            6. Problem solved!

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              #7
              just pull them out with your hands. Don't be an idiot
              2014 Alpine White 335i MSport
              (Daily Driver)
              Full Mperformance Aero

              2007 Black Sapphire Metallic E92 335i (6MT)
              KW V2 Coilovers
              VRSF Catless Downpipes

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                #8
                Originally posted by Stiggy View Post
                3. Select gear
                4. Rev to 4 grand
                5. Dump clutch.
                6. Problem solved!
                Originally posted by codyep3 View Post
                Don't be an idiot
                Just because the guy is new doesn't mean he lacks an r3v style sense of humor.
                No E30 Club
                Originally posted by MrBurgundy
                Anyways, mustangs are gay and mini vans are faster than your car, you just have to deal with that.

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                  #9
                  I figured they would pull out. I removed a rather large screw from under the shock location, so do people drill through the shocks once collapsed?

                  It's in the garage for a full redo, so starting and moving are no longer options.

                  Thanks for the input!

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                    #10
                    They drill the bumper shocks to release the fluid when compressed then another hole is drilled to pin the bumper in its compressed position with a bolt/screw just remove the bolt and pull out the bumper.
                    Imported from Detroit

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