any solution for Sahara's rear bumper
ugh, thats messy. you can try drilling small holes in the back of the bumper (take it off the jeep first of course) and using something with a flat edge to push it in - but the plastic is pretty tough so you may just want to go to the for sale section here and buy a cheap one from someone that got an aftermarket one 
Good luck either way!

Good luck either way!
That is very different than our US model ones. Is that license plate bracket relocation plate there stock or did you add it? I assume you have longer plates than us and maybe your plate is on the bumper?
Anyway, I would unbolt the bumper (and unplug) and remove it. Lay it on some grass or maybe carpet. Then hit it from the inside with a rubber mallet or plastic dead blow. Or whatever else fits in there.
Anyway, I would unbolt the bumper (and unplug) and remove it. Lay it on some grass or maybe carpet. Then hit it from the inside with a rubber mallet or plastic dead blow. Or whatever else fits in there.
ugh, thats messy. you can try drilling small holes in the back of the bumper (take it off the jeep first of course) and using something with a flat edge to push it in - but the plastic is pretty tough so you may just want to go to the for sale section here and buy a cheap one from someone that got an aftermarket one 
Good luck either way!

Good luck either way!
thank you very much
will try it
That is very different than our US model ones. Is that license plate bracket relocation plate there stock or did you add it? I assume you have longer plates than us and maybe your plate is on the bumper?
Anyway, I would unbolt the bumper (and unplug) and remove it. Lay it on some grass or maybe carpet. Then hit it from the inside with a rubber mallet or plastic dead blow. Or whatever else fits in there.
Anyway, I would unbolt the bumper (and unplug) and remove it. Lay it on some grass or maybe carpet. Then hit it from the inside with a rubber mallet or plastic dead blow. Or whatever else fits in there.
as it is here

anyhow I will chose the best solution to try it
Last edited by al 7bashi; Sep 27, 2010 at 01:21 PM.
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Drill a small hole in the bottom of the bumper take a blow drier and heat the damaged part up then take a air compressor and take the air chuck and put it in the hole you drilled then blow it out with the air. It will pop out like magic!






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