rangerfan93

The bumpers been crushed in since I got it. I am finally deciding to try and fix it. I'll post some pics. The unibody is a little tweaked and I'll post a pic of the bumper bracket. Plus the fender has a little crunch in it too. I was wondering what would be the best way to go about fixing this?

Bustedback

There are three bolt at each side, just pull them out and replace the bumper. There is no fixing the crunched one.

Gorillaxj

X2! and even if you can fix it, its not worth the time as brand new they are very cheap... seen them 20-50$

RTorrez1

X2
This would be the easiest and quickest way to go. It's not worth it try to repair the bumper when you can buy them so cheap.

rangerfan93

Yea I have a replacement bumper. Can I just pull the bumper out with a come along to straighten the body and brackets out?

Bustedback

Get some brackets from the local boneyard, there is plenty of adjustment in the mounting holes to get the bumper straight and make up for any slight tweaks in the unibody. You may do more harm than good trying to straighten things out with a come-along. Can you post a picture of the door gap between the doors and fenders? If the gaps are good you don't need to worry about a tweaked unibody too much.

RTorrez1

This is so true! A come a long can cause a lot more damage then you try to repair.

rangerfan93

Ok so I looked at it again. The frame ain't bent as in pushed back or anything. The bracket pushed into the unibody frame but the frame itself is straight. So since the frames hollow it kinda just took the force of whatever the dude hit that owned the jeep before me.

RTorrez1

So, Did you get your new bumper on?

Red82

Mine looked very similar. The biggest issue was my brackets were all jacked up. Well one of 'em was. I had to beat it into submission just to make it usable for the time being until I build a bumper.