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by rushing » Mon 19.03.2007, 20:01
Hello all
how on earth do you remove the rear bumper please.where are the screws located.
thanks
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by Paul.P » Mon 19.03.2007, 20:36
Rushing, you have to take out the rear carpet, the one that goes up to the rear lights, & you will see 4 nuts & 4 large washers, these need to be removed. Then there are the 5 or 6 normally rusty screws underneath that are screwed into rubber mounts ( think there called scrivetts ), which you normally have to grind off, or possibly get someone to push rubber out from the top whilst turning from underneath, thats how we did it anyway !
JPS M100 was built from bare chassis up to create one off M100 in the mould of JPS Team Lotus
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by Rogerf » Mon 19.03.2007, 23:50
Mine was also held on by a wing nut/bolt either side of bumper.This can be located by removing wheel arch mud flap!
Five bolts screw through into boot,can be seen when carpet is removed and four screws either end of valance.As Paul says these do take some removing.
Dave off this site as done some in stainless which you can purchase from him.
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by paza1 » Tue 20.03.2007, 00:20
See here
http://www.lotuselancentral.com/forum/v ... start=0for for a really well put together package of improved screws,washers and rawlnuts, all labelled up...excellent stuff,especially if you intend keeping your motor.
Mark
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