Easy or not?

Oh and how do you do it? I have basic tools (lump hammer, crowbar, angle grinder etc)

You not fond of the pebble-dash look, anymore?

I reckon the angle grinder is the best way to go - I've seen one used at banger racing for all kinds of jobs - removal of dashboards and seats, and altering chassis,etc

I find hooking it over a low wall and reversing does a good job...

I think it's just bolted in underneath, I did watch the chap at Horners put it

back on and it didn't look all that hard...

Rob.

you could alway go about this way!

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but perhaps not

Originally posted by TaviaRS in this post

Easy or not?

Oh and how do you do it? I have basic tools (lump hammer, crowbar, angle grinder etc)

Look - you just know it'll be a piece of pi.. erm, cake to remove however you end up doing it.

When you come to put it back on you'll:

a) have forgotten where you put the tiny little screw/spring you notice drop off when you took the bumper off

get wet as it will invariably ran whilst you're trapped outside hunting for the above screw/spring

c) remove the skin from your knuckles, trying to "persuade" all the parts to fit back into place

d) wish you'd never started

Have you got on of those nova-boy bodykits you're looking to stick on then?

ok front bumper removal easy as follows a couple of torx screws underneath a couple of torx srews behind air vents left and right (and centre) two bolts each side ( have to remove bumper insert) and a few torx screws where wheel housing meets bumper hope this helps big k.

Thanks Big K.

Stimps, I need to remove it so that I can get at the existing intercooler and subsequently fit the front mount. I'll take plenty of piccies so that we'll have some instructions for anyone else wishing to fit a front mount.

Dont tell me you are going to spray it anthracite while its of !!!

Can I call new life into this thread?

Jon, you evidently managed to remove the front bumber, and I believe Des too, so I would like to find out if it is really easy or a 2 week holiday job?

Do you require a jack at all? What sort of tools (big k mentions Torx, so I suppose a Torx screwdriver) are required? Can it be done as a one man job or do you require about 5 pairs of hands?

Q.

Originally posted by Quinten in this post

Can I call new life into this thread?

Jon, you evidently managed to remove the front bumber, and I believe Des too, so I would like to find out if it is really easy or a 2 week holiday job?

Do you require a jack at all? What sort of tools (big k mentions Torx, so I suppose a Torx screwdriver) are required? Can it be done as a one man job or do you require about 5 pairs of hands?

Q.

easy mate 10mins and its off

Originally posted by big k in this post

easy mate 10mins and its off

Is that with or without the sledgehammer?

And is that with the use of a bridge, 6 mates or a big Land Rover to pull it off? Tell me more!