YOUR RESEARCH996 rear bumper cover removal
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6 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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Hello! New to the forum. Had my 2002 996 since March 2012. I made this video while installing my muffler bypass. (couldn't find any bumper cover removal vids on youtube so I made one) It's my buddy doing the work and me holding the camera (iPhone 4s) You Tube
nice - thanks!
amazing how easy that is. thanks
Hey! Thanks for doing that. I've been thinking of removing that cover to straighten my heat shields, but had not gotten around to figuring out how to do it. This saves me scratching my had for sure.
I find it easier to reinstall the rear bumper and get the upper edges of the bumper cover aligned properly if the tail lights are also removed, especially if doing so alone.
Thanks for the video. Was looking for one!
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