How-to, Front bumper removal?
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You should not have to take off the front bumper to install fogs ?
But if you want to take the bumper off its 4 bolts .
But if you want to take the bumper off its 4 bolts .
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i couldnt help. I haven't tried on my 4th gen yet.
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You can get to em from underneath.
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Yeah - no need to remove the bumper, unless you are taking the fogs off completely. Sport bumpers........suck for that.
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...So the fogs can be removed from underneath? Is it pretty strait forward, like remove a couple bolts, unhook a cable and they're out?
I spoke to my local pro window tinting guys before getting on this forum, and they pointed out how the fogs are recessed and partially blocked by the sport bumper. Making it Very difficult, if not impossible to fully reach the edges of the fogs to properly shape and trim any tint put on them...
I spoke to my local pro window tinting guys before getting on this forum, and they pointed out how the fogs are recessed and partially blocked by the sport bumper. Making it Very difficult, if not impossible to fully reach the edges of the fogs to properly shape and trim any tint put on them...
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Bryan - I'm going to close this one. Its too early and I'm answering the stuff from here in the other thread. 
Here's the other one - for anyone following this one. http://www.ramforum.com/f38/blackout-fog-light-options-5982/
Thanks!!
Here's the other one - for anyone following this one. http://www.ramforum.com/f38/blackout-fog-light-options-5982/
Thanks!!
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