She's sagging a bit
#1
She's sagging a bit
Guess she's getting a little older cause my front bumper is starting to sag a bit
I can grab the bottom of the bumper and jiggle the bumper up and down a bit. I'm guessing the plastic screws/clamps holding the bumper tight are starting to stretch/get weaker. Does anyone have any advice on how to tighten everything back up again?
I can grab the bottom of the bumper and jiggle the bumper up and down a bit. I'm guessing the plastic screws/clamps holding the bumper tight are starting to stretch/get weaker. Does anyone have any advice on how to tighten everything back up again?
#5
you'd have to try pretty hard to hit one though, our bumpers are pretty high...
My guess is there was an accident somewhere down the line and it got a cheap bumper put on.
My guess is there was an accident somewhere down the line and it got a cheap bumper put on.
#9
Well I bought the car about a year ago, with a clean carfax report, so as far as i know it hasn't been in any accidents. It's been gradually getting worse as well. It started at probably an 1/8 of an inch when i first noticed it and it has probably dropped to about 3/4 of an inch wide gap now. I personally haven't ever hit any curbs or anything else either. I'm taking it that this isn't a commonly heard of problem then?
I was also noticing today as i was driving to work that my hood had some play in it over rougher roads. I don't want to say it was bouncing, that words too much for what it was doing, but it was definitely "bouncing" up and down over bumps going about 55 mph.
I was also noticing today as i was driving to work that my hood had some play in it over rougher roads. I don't want to say it was bouncing, that words too much for what it was doing, but it was definitely "bouncing" up and down over bumps going about 55 mph.
Last edited by 06athena; 10-03-2012 at 02:29 PM.
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