Brush Guard on a 2000 XJ
07-26-2012, 10:25 AM
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Brush Guard on a 2000 XJ
I just picked this brush guard (with bumper still attached) for FREE on Craigslist. It came off of a 95, I have a 2000. I've been looking online to find the exact model elsewhere but I am just having no luck. This should bolt right up shouldn't it? Any tips or words of advice from anyone that's seen this brush guard before?
07-26-2012, 10:31 AM
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Yes, it should bolt right up.
Hit the hardware with some PB Blaster a few times a couple days in advance before starting. It'll make things easier.
Hit the hardware with some PB Blaster a few times a couple days in advance before starting. It'll make things easier.
07-26-2012, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
Yes, it should bolt right up.
Hit the hardware with some PB Blaster a few times a couple days in advance before starting. It'll make things easier.
Hit the hardware with some PB Blaster a few times a couple days in advance before starting. It'll make things easier.
07-26-2012, 10:54 AM
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You'd want to use your bumper...
You COULD use the old one but it'll look like crap. Unless they welded it together the guard will come off of the bumper.
It came with a tag? That's strange.
You COULD use the old one but it'll look like crap. Unless they welded it together the guard will come off of the bumper.
It came with a tag? That's strange.
07-26-2012, 11:17 AM
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No it won't fit. So you should just send it to me. LOL
Really you shouldn't have any problems unless to PO welded it to the old bumper. Then you may have to do a bit of cutting or grinding to get her off.
Really you shouldn't have any problems unless to PO welded it to the old bumper. Then you may have to do a bit of cutting or grinding to get her off.
07-26-2012, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
You'd want to use your bumper...
You COULD use the old one but it'll look like crap. Unless they welded it together the guard will come off of the bumper.
It came with a tag? That's strange.
You COULD use the old one but it'll look like crap. Unless they welded it together the guard will come off of the bumper.
It came with a tag? That's strange.
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I have been looking for a long time for one like that. You got one hell of a deal. FREE!
I think they look pretty good even with the stock bumper, and that's what I want. A good brush guard to go with my stock bumper.
Good find!
I think they look pretty good even with the stock bumper, and that's what I want. A good brush guard to go with my stock bumper.
Good find!
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