klump

Just a little fender bender, ill spare you guys the story. Just the damage that was done, and a broken brake line that was pretty rusty anyways. pretty much i wanna know if that little part that is crushed in circled in red (i think it was designed to as a safety thing?) can be un crushed. beating it out with a hammer isnt really working. I only ask because i need it out to line up the new fender Ill get. If not, i measured it and i think i can get something to work, id just rather know in my head its back in shape. thanks!

Rob






this is the undamaged side

Bbasso

and you should be good to go, along with some zip ties, duct tape and sweat.

ThatAintStock00

^^x2
best skills that I ever gained

Dan91

Get a bigger hammer IMO. Or, cut a chunk out of a junkyard XJ and replace the damaged area (did that once after hitting a tree.)

RTorrez1

It's really not that bad. You can try to pound it out but like Dan91 said you may be better off cutting it out and replacing it. That is if you have a welder and know how to weld.
Keep use updated on your progress.

Firestorm500

Retain original sheetmetal whenever possible.

Get a hammer and dolly and whale the tar out of it.

klump

looks like i will be whacking then, haha. most of today was spent getting the panels off and attacking the broken brake line. i was going to splice in a new line but the flare tool wasnt working too hot and i kinked my first line as well. i dont wanna use a compression fitting really so i think i will just attempt to replace the whole front line from the brake master cylinder back.

on top of it all? while i was working on the jeep at my parents, my room mate called and informed me our apartment was busted into. haha. what a great day.