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Came across this bumper removal guide on YouTube, thought it might be useful.
https://youtu.be/lzqBzJUnx7k

Thats a really clear guide.
Once youve done one, its so easy to do again..... just those horrible self adjusting rubber cushion bolts at the front are a nightmare.
Wish i could source new ones!!

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/151817501375

Madmonkee wrote:Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/151817501375

Youre my hero....

audi_do_dat_den wrote:Thats a really clear guide.
Once youve done one, its so easy to do again..... just those horrible self adjusting rubber cushion bolts at the front are a nightmare.
Wish i could source new ones!!

I replaced the horrible rubber ones as I had some cosworth ones in the garage that fit perfect

I found it easy to remove the bumper , just a fair bit of fiddling around along with the 2 hidden Torx screws on the inner wing that were tight to get to .

Harris. wrote:

audi_do_dat_den wrote:Thats a really clear guide.
Once youve done one, its so easy to do again..... just those horrible self adjusting rubber cushion bolts at the front are a nightmare.
Wish i could source new ones!!

I replaced the horrible rubber ones as I had some cosworth ones in the garage that fit perfect

I found it easy to remove the bumper , just a fair bit of fiddling around along with the 2 hidden Torx screws on the inner wing that were tight to get to .

Once you know where the critical screws are, and only removing whats necessary, its a piece of piss.
When you look at it first off, you could easily remove screws inside the wings that dont need to be removed.

Its handy to have a second pair of hands when refitting.

Dif you cure the headlight flickering?