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Hello folks! I had a shop paint and install the rear bumper but on the battery side there is a bigger gap then the other. I've heard of a "battery cover" that needs to be removed in order for the flush fitment? If anyone has experience with this issue would you kindly shed some light to see if this is the solution? Maybe a pic of said cover would help, thank you guys!
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you can either cut the stock battery cover or order a new OEM one made for the mtech bumper. also did you buy the recommended 2 side brackets and middle guide bracket for better fitment?
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Originally Posted by mo858
(Post 1468775)
you can either cut the stock battery cover or order a new OEM one made for the mtech bumper. also did you buy the recommended 2 side brackets and middle guide bracket for better fitment?
I haven't ordered the 3 brackets yet, I will soon but I just wondered if there was another reason why it wouldn't sit flush. The body shop guy said that maybe that's how the bumper is but I wasn't buying that excuse, although he made a good point saying that there is no way to adjust the sides because they clip in and your done. |
I just ordered a bumper kit from umnitza as well but wasnt aware of extra brackets. Could you shed some light on these brackets? Thanks
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Can someone post part number for the required brackets for this?
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When my bumpers came in from umnitza they came with the brackets so I didn't have to order them. Sorry I couldn't be of any help
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