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  • #16
    Originally posted by Bryn View Post
    Does anybody know if the rear bumper fixing is similar? Since my 'discussion' with a lamp post in May, the top Right hand corner of my rear bumper keeps slipping out of alignment with the adjacent body panel (it only sticks out by 5 or 6 mm but its enough to be noticeable).

    I might have a crawl around underneath this weekend and have a look if I get the chance.
    The Rear fixing is a different part to the front fixing. I would think this would still be an easy fix like the front if it is undamaged
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    • #17
      The rear fixing is the same type of clip. But a different shape. Remove 1 screw that holds the rear arch liner on and you car remove the 2 bolts that hold the clip on. The upper bolt is on the opposite side to the lower and and a little fiddly.

      Using a small size socket set makes the job a lot easier. I removed my clip and refitted it it under 10 minutes so not too hard

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Coupese View Post
        The rear fixing is the same type of clip. But a different shape. Remove 1 screw that holds the rear arch liner on and you car remove the 2 bolts that hold the clip on. The upper bolt is on the opposite side to the lower and and a little fiddly.

        Using a small size socket set makes the job a lot easier. I removed my clip and refitted it it under 10 minutes so not too hard
        Thank you. That looks really helpful. I'll have a look at it this weekend.
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        • #19
          What's the best way to get at the front clamp. Is it accessible by removing the front arch liner ?!
          Cheers in advance
          Mjholde
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          • #20
            Originally posted by mjholde View Post
            What's the best way to get at the front clamp. Is it accessible by removing the front arch liner ?!
            Cheers in advance
            Mjholde
            Yes that's right in the pic above I took the fasteners out and pulled the liner back to get at the clamp.
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            • #21
              Cheers appreciate the help
              "My wheels nuts require more torque than your Corsa makes"

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              • #22
                Has any one got the pictures of this fix as my wife's car is doing this! many thanks..

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by karlpowell View Post
                  Has any one got the pictures of this fix as my wife's car is doing this! many thanks..
                  It's pretty easy, if an awkward reach. As mentioned above, you'll be able to see the bolts when you take the arch liner off. Make sure you're on full steering lock to give a bit more space or just remove the wheel.
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