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Rear True Flex Help

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Rear Bumper TrueFlex Help How to mount lights???

Hi, I just got my true flex bumper and it appears to fit ok. But how to the lights connect? Do I use the old bumpers steel backing plate??? How do the lights mount....


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Mike
 
seems to me we took the little white plastic square nut pushed with my thumb into the hole for it (2 for each lite) and reinstalled the lites., note....start both screws on each lite before tightening them up!!

hope this helps....bill :w
 
bill81vette said:
seems to me we took the little white plastic square nut pushed with my thumb into the hole for it (2 for each lite) and reinstalled the lites., note....start both screws on each lite before tightening them up!!

hope this helps....bill :w

Bill, thats what I was thinking. But I don't have any holes for them.
http://www.vette-restoration.com/help.htm
Go there and check out the bottom. Can I drill holes out, glue them in.....


Mike
 
I didn't see any of the holes in the recess for thr lites in your pics,I'll check with my body man and see if they were there or if he put them there.or not!!!

bill:w
 
Mike,
I just drilled through the lights into the bumper and bought long bolts from a hardware store (and retainer clips) instead of cutting out the bumper and drilling out the rusted plates fron the original and riveting them in. Beware, the two lights are different as to pin placement! Hope this helps.
Craig
 
craig32 said:
Mike,
I just drilled through the lights into the bumper and bought long bolts from a hardware store (and retainer clips) instead of cutting out the bumper and drilling out the rusted plates fron the original and riveting them in. Beware, the two lights are different as to pin placement! Hope this helps.
Craig

I was thinking of doing that. I'm just getting ready to prime the bumper.

Thanks
Mike
 

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