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hey guys so figured i drop some info for you base guys. my car was rear ended a few days ago and well lets just say its been a huge pita. first dealer wanted to repair the bumper. had to basically take the car out of there. so what i did was i got a check from insurance to replace the factory base bumper. took the car to a new dealer and all in all replacing the base with the premium bumper is going to cost me about 1400, base would be 1000 so im paying the difference. problem is ford really made it difficult with this bumper basically the base, and premium rears are the same part number. will be going to the shop tomorrow to figure out with the body guy which part number it is.these prices are for new oem bumpers painted by ford with warranty what do you guys think? prices sound right ?
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Why would it be so much more for the bumper without sensors? That just doesn't make sense to me. I'll be needing a new rear bumper at some point along with a Roush valance. I hope I don't run into trouble finding the correct one, when the time comes.
 

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Why would it be so much more for the bumper without sensors? That just doesn't make sense to me. I'll be needing a new rear bumper at some point along with a Roush valance. I hope I don't run into trouble finding the correct one, when the time comes.

Just get a premium bumper with sensors, it's the cheapest. Roush valance covers the holes.
 

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idk why its more expensive with out the sensors and its a big difference too were talking about 200 more with out
 

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Thanks for posting this thread

Just get a premium bumper with sensors, it's the cheapest. Roush valance covers the holes.
thanks great info
 

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so when you put the Roush valence on, it covers the parking sensors? So it would be the same cosmetically in the end as bumper with no parking sensors?
 

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so when you put the Roush valence on, it covers the parking sensors? So it would be the same cosmetically in the end as bumper with no parking sensors?
Roush makes two different valences. One without sensors and one with.

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