Reply to "Stuck rear bumper"

mikedrewMember

The rams are bolted to the chassis, and the bolts can be accessed through two oval-shaped holes on the inside of the engine bay. Once you have the bolts out, you should be able to remove the rams, then malletize them on your workbench to your satisfaction.

Note: European cars using the one-piece bumpers did NOT use these rams--instead the bumpers were attached to solid brackets. The Euro cars positioned the bumper right up against the body, and it looks much better. You may want to consider adjusting your rams thusly...

Mike Drew

2/9/016:30 AM

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