Ryan_S New member May 8, 2012 #1 What were the chances that rock kicked up by the oncoming truck would hit just the right spot to pop that light out?
What were the chances that rock kicked up by the oncoming truck would hit just the right spot to pop that light out?
harper7 Senior Member May 8, 2012 #2 Look up inside behind your bumper and see if it's still there. It is attached to a connector for the bulb ,so can't go far. There is only one phillips head screw and a couple of tabs that tuck in behind the turn signal that holds it on.
Look up inside behind your bumper and see if it's still there. It is attached to a connector for the bulb ,so can't go far. There is only one phillips head screw and a couple of tabs that tuck in behind the turn signal that holds it on.
Ryan_S New member May 8, 2012 #3 Yea it was still swinging when I stopped. The tab with the screw was ripped off, and I havent looked at how much other damage was done. I think I'll either have to get a new housing, it JB Weld it in there
Yea it was still swinging when I stopped. The tab with the screw was ripped off, and I havent looked at how much other damage was done. I think I'll either have to get a new housing, it JB Weld it in there
TOPDECK New member May 8, 2012 #4 Surprised it didn't break the lens if it hit it hard enough to break the housing.
mikey's2010SR5 New member May 8, 2012 #5 This could possibly be a good excuse for a new Shrockworks or ARB front bumper. Just saying....
Ryan_S New member May 8, 2012 #6 mikey's2010SR5 said: This could possibly be a good excuse for a new Shrockworks or ARB front bumper. Just saying.... Click to expand... You know… I was hoping the rock went through the bumper, or at least put a large crack in it, when I heard it hit.
mikey's2010SR5 said: This could possibly be a good excuse for a new Shrockworks or ARB front bumper. Just saying.... Click to expand... You know… I was hoping the rock went through the bumper, or at least put a large crack in it, when I heard it hit.