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Easy fix, dont get worked up about it. Ive removed the grill, and those pieces are hard to get clipped back in.

If you want to pay another guy to pick parts for your truck, then you good

Part it out

No puddles. I will clean everything up and take it out for a drive on some local trails. Thanks for the advice

Yeah, I figured he was trolling

Lol okay thanks

I take it this is a common issue then? How long does the repair typically take?

1st 4 wheel drive for me and not too familiar with these issues. Noticed some residue on the skid plate and tracked it to the cv (pic below). Is this something I should get repaired immediately, or can I drive the truck over the weekend then have it done? Also, I have rpg adjustable collars is...

Thanks man!

I dont think so. Looks like it would be hard to reinstall so I left it in case I sell the truck

People cover them with other stickers

Finished the install this morning. Bumper was easy, ACC relocation was a pain Tips: 1 replace lower skid bolts with 1/2" longer from hardware store. 2 Replace ACC 2.5" bracket bolts (two outside bolts that hold bracket to grill) with 1.5 or 2" cant remember what I used but the provided bolts...

I folded it back on itself and tucked it under the radiator. The grill, once installed, will hold it in place. They do not specify anything in the instructions.

Stock tires with rpg adjustable collars on middle setting.

Bumper is on

Finished mine this morning

Coarse thread

3/8 1.5" stainless (kit is 1")

Did you guys use the 2.5" bolts for the ACC relocation bracket? They seem way to long.

How did you tuck away that rubber above the bumper?

Did you have any trouble with the the skid plate bolts?

Yes with forscan

Factory bumper is 65lbs

Yes, you can see the mounting system through the skid. Looks very universal.

About 60lbs or so