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Hi

Has anyone got pics of how their standard black rubber lip/strip looks like (quite close up pics) which is just under the front bumper at the bottom? Only reason I ask is because mine seems to hang down too low exposing some patchy looking metal behind it (its patchy because I assume the rubber was originally glued or stuck to it). I'm assuming the rubber strip/lip is supposed to cover this metal and was originally stuck somehow to the metal. Is the rubber strip quite easy to remove and re-adjust or move upwards a cm? Also does anyone know how much a replacement rubber strip is because mine is badly scraped?

 

Thanks for any help and info.

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shouldn't hang down. From memory there is about 5 little clips that screw into the underneath of the bumper and the undertray.

 

Only image i've got is this but perhaps not close enough

Posted

There is a strip across the OEM bumper that this should sit on, then 5 or so U shape clips hold them in place. It should sit flush against the bumper :thumbs:

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Thanks guys. Sounds like mine has probably had a scrape at some point and has made it hang down slightly. I suspect a few of the U-shape clips have probably come off at some point. I'll try and get hold of some. Thanks for the help.

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mine seems to expose some metal at the top of the rubber strip like it has slipped down. Think that may be my fault though, run it along the ground a few times :bang:

 

taking some getting used to having a low front end. heard some horror stories about problems with ferries etc which is making me reconsider my venture to europe in spring.

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Mine has slipped too. I guess its a new version of the old "Charlie's dead" notification.

 

Now you boys won't get that...

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are you talking about the tiny lip where the front bumper meets the undertray?

 

I got some pics

 

P1010020.jpg

 

P1010017.jpg

 

you can tell it had few intimate moment with the tarmac :blush:

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