Removing the front bumper.
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Ok, so i've been removing my front bumper, taking out all 10 million bolts that hold it in! Finally, i get to the final bolt, and it's in the center, smack dab in the middle inside where i have to blindly unscrew it, and just my luck, it's stripped. The bumper is amazingly still held on by it, but i feel like if i rip the bumper off, i'll break everything! what should i do??
Originally Posted by countrycherokee
Ok, so i've been removing my front bumper, taking out all 10 million bolts that hold it in! Finally, i get to the final bolt, and it's in the center, smack dab in the middle inside where i have to blindly unscrew it, and just my luck, it's stripped. The bumper is amazingly still held on by it, but i feel like if i rip the bumper off, i'll break everything! what should i do??
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Originally Posted by countrycherokee
Beside the point.. it just seemed like a lot lol. but what do you recommend me do with the stripped bolt?
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Originally Posted by countrycherokee
well the part where you put the allen wrench in is stripped so i assume the bolt... ugh should i drill through the bolt itself orr?
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yeah take a pic there shouldnt be any allen keys used
from what your saying i would think that the clip the bolt threads into that clips unto the unibody is broke
if it is broke and not grabing the unibody it will spin with the bolt almost like its striped
from what your saying i would think that the clip the bolt threads into that clips unto the unibody is broke
if it is broke and not grabing the unibody it will spin with the bolt almost like its striped
Originally Posted by eking81
yeah take a pic there shouldnt be any allen keys used
from what your saying i would think that the clip the bolt threads into that clips unto the unibody is broke
if it is broke and not grabing the unibody it will spin with the bolt almost like its striped
from what your saying i would think that the clip the bolt threads into that clips unto the unibody is broke
if it is broke and not grabing the unibody it will spin with the bolt almost like its striped
There are 2 Torx bolts on the top and bottom of the bracket that holds the bumper to the brackets. Cut the head off the bolt and put a new bolt in it. If you take the bumper and brackets off as a unit it will be easier to get to the other bolt.
Originally Posted by troy fritz
There are 2 Torx bolts on the top and bottom of the bracket that holds the bumper to the brackets. Cut the head off the bolt and put a new bolt in it. If you take the bumper and brackets off as a unit it will be easier to get to the other bolt.
Originally Posted by troy fritz
Remove yours and look inside of it. I have never seen an XJ without them!



