Removing rear diffuser from M Tech bumper
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I have a M tech rear bumper from Umnitza with single output and I want to remove the diffuser
to either paint it or wrap it.
Does the bumper have to come off or can I just remove the screws to take it off?
to either paint it or wrap it.
Does the bumper have to come off or can I just remove the screws to take it off?
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Very simple to get the rear bumper off. 4 main screws and smaller ones in the wheel fender area. very simple after you watch the guys at a bodyshop do it.
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i think if u look under the bumper to the rear of the diffuser ull see the series of screws that run along the upper part. when the bumpers on the car tho i dont know if there accessable
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You just need to get properly under the car so that you can reach the screws that hold the diffuser.
On the other hand, as said, removing the rear bumper is very easy, probably need just another person to help.
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Orion V2 AEs. LCI taillights with Ricky effect. LED interior lights. LED license plate light. HID fogs. Smoked LED side markers. White cluster mod. Coding. RPI scoop & BMC filter. Gloss black OEM grills.CF interior trim. B&B exhaust.
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Thanks for the advice guys!
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Put the rear of the car on "stands and slide under your car and look up very easy to access the screws from that point.
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