Rear bumper disassembly

[Zartoon]

Anyone take off the rear bumper and have pictures and order of how to take it off? I’. Particularly interested in taking the corners off.

 

[Bodhi’s Grenadier]

Anyone take off the rear bumper and have pictures and order of how to take it off? I’. Particularly interested in taking the corners off.

I’m interested too. Got my first trail damage today backing up. Mudflap got stuck between the tire and rock in reverse and ripped it off, bending the bumper down and back in the process. Btw, these bumpers are tinfoil, someone needs to develop a steel rear bumper!

 

[Zartoon]

I took it off. Pretty straight forward. The corner comes off easily. The design is great.

 

[TelRidan]

@Zartoon Do you have any photos of it standing back so we can see the overall effect on the rear bumper once the corners are removed?

 

[DaBull]

I took it off. Pretty straight forward. The corner comes off easily. The design is great.

Hi Zartoon, Thanks for the photo. Is that a loose body mount at the top right of the first photo?
Looks like a gop where one should not be.
DaBull

 

[Zartoon]

Good question. Don’t know. No weird behavior.

 

[six1five]

I took it off. Pretty straight forward. The corner comes off easily. The design is great.

I need to replace my rear corner pice. How is it held into place? Does the side marker stay in place or come out with the bumper?

 

[hoohoohama]

Are the rear corners only held by the two screws at the bottom? what about those parking distance sensors? My rear bumper is also damaged, plan to take it off and beat it back to shape.

 

[DaveB]

I’m interested too. Got my first trail damage today backing up. Mudflap got stuck between the tire and rock in reverse and ripped it off, bending the bumper down and back in the process. Btw, these bumpers are tinfoil, someone needs to develop a steel rear bumper!

The bumper is meant to bend a bit to stop the damage being transferred onto the frame and other components of the vehicle.
That is part of the crash structure.

 

[andremacd]

Post in thread 'Rear bumper removal'
https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/rear-bumper-removal.12415287/post-1333312314

 

[hoohoohama]

Post in thread 'Rear bumper removal'
https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/rear-bumper-removal.12415287/post-1333312314

Thanks for posting instructions with such great details

 

[Bodhi’s Grenadier]

The bumper is meant to bend a bit to stop the damage being transferred onto the frame and other components of the vehicle.
That is part of the crash structure.

Yeah I don’t want it to bend, the sub structure and crush cans are for that. I need a strong bumper that I can use to slide over and off of rocks. Added benefit is utter destruction of the other car with minimal damage to my own. My bumpers on my jeep saved me thousands of dollars in repairs, not to mention protected me and my wife in an accident that could’ve been more severe had we not had steel bumpers.

 

[grnamin]

I’m interested too. Got my first trail damage today backing up. Mudflap got stuck between the tire and rock in reverse and ripped it off, bending the bumper down and back in the process. Btw, these bumpers are tinfoil, someone needs to develop a steel rear bumper!

Maybe this?

Long Range America | INEOS Grenadier Rear Bumper

Upgrade your INEOS Grenadier with the Rear Bumper from Long Range America. Manufactured by The Cruiser Company, this heavy-duty bumper is designed to provide maximum protection while off-roading. Made from high-quality materials, this rear bumper is built to withstand the toughest off-road...

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