Bumper stud replacement

[Sprebound]

When I was doing my exhaust, I attempted to remove my rear bumper to make things easier, but when I went to take one of the bolts off, it just snapped because of the rust...so I didn't proceed any further with it. What I need to know is if this is the correct part that I am going to need to replace...

http://www.teamfordparts.com/partlo...5575&callout=3&catalogid=2&displayCatalogid=0

Me and my friend are going to be removing my rear bumper in a few weeks to attempt some molding work on it and I want to make sure that I have the new parts to put back on at that time. Thanks for your input.

 

[Sprebound]

After discussion with the Asiacan last night, I guess the question I should be asking is can you replace the broken studs that hold the bumper on with the part that I linked to. I know at least one person on here has a bumper sitting around that they can go look at...

 

[hotdimmes]

yes, my svt rear bumper had one of the studs broken so I swapped one out from my stock SE bumper.

 

[Sprebound]

yes, my svt rear bumper had one of the studs broken so I swapped one out from my stock SE bumper.

Cool, thanks for the response, and just to make sure my bases are covered, the part that I linked to is that same part correct?

 

[TheMexicanJob]

i can't tell because your link is retarded. but as long as you can replace the stud you're good to go, you might be able to just get one of those at a hardware store or dealership.

 

[Sprebound]

Eh? Well I was talking about a stud and in the parts diagram there is only one part listed that has anything to do with a stud... I'm wondering if I can buy part number 3, then be able to replace the rusty one/broken one on there so that I can get my black center section resculpted around the exhaust outlets.

 

[TheMexicanJob]

your link won't load for me for some reason, but figure that crap out.

 

[CSVT1214]

your link won't load for me for some reason, but figure that crap out.

Works fine here in the US. Maybe Mexico is having DNS issues? :shrug:

 

[TheMexicanJob]

Works fine here in the US. Maybe Mexico is having DNS issues? :shrug:

yea, could be it, who knows. someone's not doing their job, guess i gotta go get more tacos.

 

[Sprebound]

Yeah...figures cuz ur internet has been suckin lately man. Always trying to put on me... Come on tho, seriously, all I need is a simple yes and I am gonna order two of the stud plates. Someone just confirm it for me please.

 

[TheMexicanJob]

well now it works. i would say though that #3 is the correct part that you need. it's five bucks, just order em.

 

[CSVT#49]

Yeah...figures cuz ur internet has been suckin lately man. Always trying to put on me... Come on tho, seriously, all I need is a simple yes and I am gonna order two of the stud plates. Someone just confirm it for me please.

Yes. It sure looks like it would be the right part, but like the five-oh said... it's $5 if it doesn't work it wasn't a large investment. If all else fails you could just go to a junk yard and pull off a rear bumper and remove the studs from it and put it on yours. They would probably charge you the same amount as what your getting it new for...

Oh and if you decide to buy it call Steve at Tousley I'm sure you can get it for like $3. Then you wouldn't have to pay shipping either... just the 6.5% sales tax.