Today I set about removing my broken bump strip and replacing it from a one from the scrap yard
Is their a certain way to remove and replace them that dosent break every clip in sight?
I removed 3 from cars breaking in the scrappy and I broke every clip, and then proceeded to break all the clips on mine removing the broken one
Theres now a row of broken clips where my bumpstrip used to be
cheers for any info
my main dealer said i had to buy new bumper strips as clips come as a complete set one of the lads gave me a hand full and he said they order them in packs of 100 for coppers i try stear clear of main dealer
You can push them out from the inside with a long nose pliers to push each side together. I wouldnt bother though its too much hassle. Its part number 8565.34
2000 D9 Coupé 2.0 SE EW10J4 Scarlet Red - 5 litres of oil gone in 500 miles!!! Time for a new coupe me thinks
Just rany my local dealer, they have 16 in stock so popping over to get some, I just need 5, but will get probably 10 just to be on the safe side, As I can be a bit rough sometimes
my stealer had 14 in stock but needed 24, - 7 for each front and 5 each rear door so had to get them to get some in so had 30 instead.
It's like the ones that hold the sill rubber on, I got half a dozen extra of those just in case
Last edited by plod on Fri Apr 16, 2010 7:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
1999 D8.5 HDi GLX - Sold
2007 Mondingo Zetec - I seek forgiveness Bring back my 406
Recently had cause to change mine and thought I'd add a little note to this post, if your stripping a replacement from a car at the breakers make sure you remove the strip from the hinge side of the door first. I snapped the 'L' clip on the first trim i tried to remove (luckily nobody saw and they had a few D8's in). ease the starlock washer off with a screwdriver, no real choice but to snap the clips then slide the 'L' clip bit out of the door.
1996 1.9 TD LX (Gone but not forgotten)
2003 2.2 HDI SE