Well Here My Pic. I have checked underneath it , No Bent metal. Looks like I will eat the deductible.
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I'm not seeing a pic on my endWell Here My Pic. I have checked underneath it , No Bent metal. Looks like I will eat the deductible.
Like your MavI'm not seeing a pic on my end![]()
Damn, that stinks! I have not replaced a rear bumper cover but shouldn't be too intensive to replaceDent Pic
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I believe @Chops has.Has anyone replaced the back
bumper cover? On their own
Just a couple boltsHas anyone replaced the back
bumper cover? On their own
Search "bumper cover" and member chops =I believe @Chops has.
My replacement bumper is still hanging on my garage wall. Going to be a full day job for meI believe @Chops has.
Good to know since I'm planning to swap the "normal" part for a Lobo at some point.My replacement bumper is still hanging on my garage wall. Going to be a full day job for me
Going to follow the many steps in this video. The gentleman doing it grunts like me when getting down & getting back up.
Many clips to deal with, a few bolts tricky to access, and taillights required to be removed! 2 Advils before & after should help the strains & pulls.
My Lobo replacement bumper is from a junkyard Velocity Blue Lobo. I had my body shop paint it satin black. This junkyard rear bumper is “brand new” and includes the backup alert sensors & license plate light connected to a common harness that will plug into my Lobo.Good to know since I'm planning to swap the "normal" part for a Lobo at some point.
I hope so, though getting one from a junkyard would be easier. Still have to get it painted to match, but it would definitely be more cost effective, since I wouldn't have to also acquire backup sensors.My Lobo replacement bumper is from a junkyard Velocity Blue Lobo. I had my body shop paint it satin black. This junkyard rear bumper is “brand new” and includes the backup alert sensors & license plate light connected to a common harness that will plug into my Lobo.
If you manage to find a new Lobo bumper from Ford - you may need to swap your existing sensors & light to the new bumper.
My body shop could not find a new OEM Lobo rear bumper wholesale last year. Maybe they’re available by now.
As long as the junkyard puller does not get frustrated with the Ford harness clip & just snip the wires! Mine had the harness properly removed by the junkyardI hope so, though getting one from a junkyard would be easier. Still have to get it painted to match, but it would definitely be more cost effective, since I wouldn't have to also acquire backup sensors.