Front Bumper

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by M Burnside, Jan 29, 2005.

  1. M Burnside

    M Burnside Guest

    Hi

    My wife just came home and told me she hit the front bumper off a large rock
    will pulling out of a drive way. It will need a replacement bumper and I
    have a few questions that I hope some of you can answer. By the way it's a
    ION 2004 Sedan 1.

    1) How much does a front bumper cost?
    2) Is it easy to replace or will I need to get it done professional? I have
    a bit of experience but not much. Also is it just held on by bolts?
    3) Anyone know of any web sites that sell bumpers? I had a quick look on
    google but the sites that it listed none of them sold bumpers just hoods and
    fenders.

    Thanks
     
    M Burnside, Jan 29, 2005
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  2. M Burnside

    pnsman64 Guest

    You may try to look up fasica instead of bumper to find this part. If you
    have to get one from the dealer let him paint it b4 you install it. They are
    very easy to replace and you could do it yourself. They are held in place by
    several pushpins and 2 small screws in the front wheel liners and 4 small
    screws up top between the headlamps. Remove the headlamps (2 pins on each)
    remove the top 4 screws then the 2 in the wheelliner. Now remove all the
    pushpins in front and under the fascia. When these all all removed simply
    pull the fascia off the fenders by pulling outward (this my take a small
    tug) see piece of cake, you can do this. Good luck
     
    pnsman64, Jan 30, 2005
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  3. M Burnside

    sturg57 Guest

    I chrunched my Ion front bumper into hard plowed snow that pushed the
    damn thing down,I have the little "stinger" lights as I call them,the
    lights were pointed VERY low on the road.Had a tech pull it back,I
    didnt want to crack off any thing,you'd think there'd be more
    reinforcement behind the damn thing!!.On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 10:07:31
     
    sturg57, Feb 1, 2005
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  4. M Burnside

    blah blah Guest

    I'm sure there was a hell of a lot of force applied it. Better the
    brackets give rather than break. Bumpers on cars are crumple zones, not
    snow plows.
     
    blah blah, Feb 1, 2005
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  5. M Burnside

    pnsman64 Guest

    LOL on the snow plow!

     
    pnsman64, Feb 1, 2005
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  6. M Burnside

    sturg57 Guest

    wasn't trying to plow .On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 21:18:53 -0600, "pnsman64"
     
    sturg57, Feb 3, 2005
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  7. M Burnside

    Richard Guest

    Richard, Feb 14, 2005
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