Ray Dunakin
Senior Member
Way back in February 2018, I scraped the rear bumper, passenger side, while dropping down through a deeply-pitted slope. It put a few gouges in the bumper, which I don't particularly care about. But it also messed things up slightly on the inside, just enough that the part which wraps around to the wheel wheel came loose:
I can pop it back in place but it doesn't stay put very long, and threatens to catch on something when I'm off-road. The cost to have it repaired is astronomical. So I came up with my own solution, using stainless steel sheet metal screws and washers:
It's not perfect but it works, and I like the way it looks -- kind of looks "tough".
I also had to reposition one of the two screws that hold the mud flap in place, and added a third screw:
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I can pop it back in place but it doesn't stay put very long, and threatens to catch on something when I'm off-road. The cost to have it repaired is astronomical. So I came up with my own solution, using stainless steel sheet metal screws and washers:
It's not perfect but it works, and I like the way it looks -- kind of looks "tough".
I also had to reposition one of the two screws that hold the mud flap in place, and added a third screw:
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