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AHersh
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4/29/2003
17:04:23

Subject: Crooked Bumper
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About 1 1/2 years ago I got into a small wreck and had the from bumber, facia, and hood replaced.

Now my front bumber is hanging crooked. I no longer live in the same state and am not going back to the jack*ss that did the body work, but was wondering how adjustable the mounting is.

According to the invoince, all of the mounting brackets, inside and out, were replaced and should be straight, and after a quick check, they seem new.

Since I had a company car the truck has not been a daily driver since the accident, but is now going back into daily service, and the bumper is driving me nuts. Any suggestions?

1997 CC 4X4, 5.2L Manual
DynoMax UltraFlow Muffler, K&N Drop-in, MOOG Ball Joints, Auotolite 3923's
180 t-stat, Mobil 1 in engine & all gear boxes, Rhino Lining

Rob454
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4/30/2003
11:04:55

RE: Crooked Bumper
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Just loosen up the bolts and move the bumper around till its straight then retighten the bolts
You dont need to loosen the bolts a lot just enough so you can move the bumper around. the brackets have slotted holes




Chris
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4/30/2003
11:20:10

RE: Crooked Bumper
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having 2 people helps a lot for this.

Chris



AHersh
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4/30/2003
14:53:10

RE: Crooked Bumper
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Thanks.

I've been meaning to get to it, but fixing things around here is a real pain in the *ss. I live in the city, so I am contstantly going to friends' places in more suburban or rural areas to do all of the work.

I should have done it last weekend when I did the plugs, t-stat, hose, and belt.

1997 CC 4X4, 5.2L Manual
DynoMax UltraFlow Muffler, K&N Drop-in, MOOG Ball Joints, Auotolite 3923's
180 t-stat, JET Stage II, Mobil 1 in engine & all gear boxes, Rhino Lining

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