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Old 05-06-2012, 08:43 PM
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not that much extra.
haha. maybe a ZJ gas tank skid from a junk yard.
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
I was wondering why you said it reminded you of him. you don't have a socket wobbler, do you?

I do, but you do not need it to remove the bumper. Have done it plenty of times. Just a 14mm socket and ratchet.

Or was it a 15mm....16mm?

But either way, it's not difficult. What are you installing the nut strips for?
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Originally Posted by SDC
Yea very easy. 8 bolts and two small screws on the plastic corners. You'll need a ratchet extension, and a wobble adapter. The hardest part is removing the plastic trim piece on top of the bumper.
looking at the FSM, it doesn't say to remover that plastic strip. But if it helps pulling that bia off, I just might do it and throw it away.
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Originally Posted by yellaklein
You gave me a link to BB 44K..LOL
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Originally Posted by 96xjclassic
You can win it on Pat Goss's radio show.
What is this thing you speak of?
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so next week I'll have some extra money to spend on the jeep, what should I get?
you should take Shirley to go see the Avengers
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You gave me a link to BB 44K..LOL

been along day.. ;-)
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
You gave me a link to BB 44K..LOL

The whole company, and product is BG?


Unless I am completely missing BB somewhere thru the company named BG
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
What is this thing you speak of?
Just an automotive radio show where they give it away sometimes.
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Originally Posted by nowhres
I do, but you do not need it to remove the bumper. Have done it plenty of times. Just a 14mm socket and ratchet.

Or was it a 15mm....16mm?

But either way, it's not difficult. What are you installing the nut strips for?
what music should I listen to when I'm pulling off the bumper? Eye of the Tiger just doesn't do it for me anymore and I don't think C+C Music Factory has what it takes to get me through. I'm putting on that tow bar so I can have a place that someone can pull me out from behind. NH
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what music should I listen to when I'm pulling off the bumper? Eye of the Tiger just doesn't do it for me anymore and I don't think C+C Music Factory has what it takes to get me through. I'm putting on that tow bar so I can have a place that someone can pull me out from behind. NH
It is easier to do with a lending hand, but you can do it yourself. Take bumper off, place nut strips in frame rail, put bumper back on, then bolt up trailer hitch.


And listen to...
...maybe
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
haha. maybe a ZJ gas tank skid from a junk yard.
ehh, I'll wait til after I lift for that. but not a bad idea.

Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
you should take Shirley to go see the Avengers
lol, already going tuesday with my four-wheeling buddies.
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
looking at the FSM, it doesn't say to remover that plastic strip. But if it helps pulling that bia off, I just might do it and throw it away.
maybe there is another way to remove the bumper. I just yanked the trim piece it off and it will not be going back on. You don't need the wobbler but tools will make life easier. I hate to fight with stuff. I used the deep socket for the bottom bolts and the wobbler, extension, and shallow socket for the top two.
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy

you should take Shirley to go see the Avengers
id love to! but no time this week. fishing trip Tuesday, concert for the GF on thursday, prom on saturday, plus school and work all week. gonna be busyyyy.
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Originally Posted by nowhres
It is easier to do with a lending hand, but you can do it yourself. Take bumper off, place nut strips in frame rail, put bumper back on, then bolt up trailer hitch.


And listen to...
Hugo - 99 Problems - YouTube
...maybe
I can do banjos
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