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Rear Bumper cover removal

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shortfoot

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Loren (or any other helpful soul), do you have directions on the rear bumper cover removal in a 2000 coupe? I have found the directions for a 2003 in the archives but I believe things have changed a little. I made intimater contact with my son's basketball post on the weekend and need to repair my blooper!

Thanks for any help you may render!

Rob

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Rob,

just sent you a pm with the "how to". Easy job. You may be able to pop it back out when you get it off.

Izzy

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Izzy

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You are welcome. The real source is Tool Pants who sent it to me a while ago. This is a great community. Have fun taking it appart, keep some cleaning rags handy, you will be able to get to areas that probably have never been cleaned and remove all the dirt, etc.

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