madhops87 Car 205Gti,HondaCBR600RR Mar 20, 2008 #1 Im having issues fitting this to my 182. Shouldn't they just screw in through the hole in the lower grill?
Im having issues fitting this to my 182. Shouldn't they just screw in through the hole in the lower grill?
Inferno Car 182 Cup Mar 20, 2008 #2 If it's the one that came with the car, then yes - should just screw in.
Chris n nic Car Nippy white cup Mar 20, 2008 #3 Mine was very stiff to screw in fully (or as far as poss without hitting the bumper) but it is on and looking good now Cheers Dave! Chris
Mine was very stiff to screw in fully (or as far as poss without hitting the bumper) but it is on and looking good now Cheers Dave! Chris
d4ve86 Mar 20, 2008 #4 guys u need to lift the bumper with ur knee or spare hand and screw it in untill its tight! I agree the new ones are very stiff to screw in.
guys u need to lift the bumper with ur knee or spare hand and screw it in untill its tight! I agree the new ones are very stiff to screw in.
Chris n nic Car Nippy white cup Mar 20, 2008 #5 So the bumper sits on the metal? Will that not fook it up? Chris
davebem Car Lots of Alfas Mar 20, 2008 #6 Try a bit of grease on the threads. ANother problem is they can corrode quite badly after a while.
d4ve86 Mar 20, 2008 #7 Chris n nic said: So the bumper sits on the metal? Will that not fook it up? Chris Click to expand... No it doesnt touch it when its screwed up tight, u just need to lift the bumper to screw it up tight
Chris n nic said: So the bumper sits on the metal? Will that not fook it up? Chris Click to expand... No it doesnt touch it when its screwed up tight, u just need to lift the bumper to screw it up tight
madhops87 Car 205Gti,HondaCBR600RR Mar 20, 2008 #8 Might try that tomorrow. I had to get someone with a bit more muscle than me to do mine!