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So I’ve suffered for a while now the common rear bumper drop. To be honest I’ve had this from brand new but hoped when it went into the body shop to the have the GT350 rear valance dotted they would’ve resolved this issue but they didn’t.
So it went back to Ford but as I’ve ‘messed with’ the rear bumper their warranty would not cover it.
I’ve done a lot of research on this and it’s a really common issue. The Yanks cite a TSB for a repair fix from Ford but it’s very crude by all accounts and they are all rejecting it as an option. Notwithstanding that Ford UK claim there is no TSB despite it being on the net.
So next I stumbled across this thread on here:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/how-to-fix-your-bumper-gap-easy-way.104521/
This got me inspired and I thought I’d try this myself...
So it went back to Ford but as I’ve ‘messed with’ the rear bumper their warranty would not cover it.
I’ve done a lot of research on this and it’s a really common issue. The Yanks cite a TSB for a repair fix from Ford but it’s very crude by all accounts and they are all rejecting it as an option. Notwithstanding that Ford UK claim there is no TSB despite it being on the net.
So next I stumbled across this thread on here:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/how-to-fix-your-bumper-gap-easy-way.104521/
This got me inspired and I thought I’d try this myself...
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