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problem removing front bumper...
tried taking the 4 bolts off holding the front bumper on but they just turn, and turn, and turn, and turn, with no change... any suggestions or help?
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Should just be 4 nuts behind the rubber strip on the bumper (on a 74-89 911). Maybe a previous owner modified your bumper? Oh, and you also have to detach the accordion pieces...just the two small nuts that attach near the wheel well.
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They're definitely nuts, attached to 4 threaded studs that protrude from the front of the bumper shocks. If you're working on bolts, something's wrong there....
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your studs may have come unwelded? Hard to imagine, but possible I guess. After removing the accordions you may be able to get at the shocks and undo those to pull the bumper off. Each bracket has 2 bolts and the one at the end of the shock to get them out.
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Are you sure the stud is turning? Either the threads are stripped and the studs are not turning, or the studs have come un-welded.
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When I removed my bumper 3 came off easy but one was spinning like yours. As suggested the weld came off and left behind a neat hole - almost like it was supposed to have a nut and bolt.
I expect yours is the same. When you reassemble you can simply use a nut and bolt or reweld a threaded rod (or bolt) back onto the bumper shock. I'm pretty sure the nut is an M10. It's an easy fix. |
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Mine just came out when I tried removing the nut.
If this doesn't work you might be able to tap it out or in the worse case cut it off. I had a few rusted nuts and bolts where I used a dremel. In your case you could cut it, use a 10mm drill bit to redo the hole and then use a fresh nut and bolt. BTW - I edited my previous post with nut size of M10 |
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