Pictures of fender bender . . .
01-19-10, 07:50 AM
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Pictures of fender bender . . .
Yesterday, I was in the parking lot and a guy hit my front left fender while trying to back up into a parking stall next to me (owwww!). I've got the bumper cover and left fender replacement, but need to know how to install them. Can anyone tell me how to do it myself??
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01-19-10, 10:53 AM
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Here is the link to the front bumper removal: http://www.projectgs.com/diy/Exterio...oval/index.htm
You will probably be able to figure out how to get the right fender off as well. Take off the wheel and fender liner and it shouldn't be too difficult.
Sorry to hear about your accident. Is insurance going to compensate for it or the guy who hit your car?
You will probably be able to figure out how to get the right fender off as well. Take off the wheel and fender liner and it shouldn't be too difficult.
Sorry to hear about your accident. Is insurance going to compensate for it or the guy who hit your car?
01-19-10, 11:31 AM
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Insurance companies are a hassle and they never seem to give you what's due. Besides, the cost of the parts are less than the deductible and since it's a project car I've decided to install the parts on my own and paint the whole car Summertime (yeah). Either way, he's footing the bill!
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Found the front bumper removal on-line (thanks, speed racer!) I guess I can figure out the left fender removal on my own, but I'd feel more comfortable with directions.
01-19-10, 01:12 PM
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TIMING IS EVERYTHING MY FRIEND! Besides, the cost of the parts are less than the deductible and since it's a project car I've decided to install the parts on my own and paint the whole car Summertime (yeah). Either way, he's footing the bill!