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    Is this bumper bracket bent? Well, obviously it is, but is it supposed to be? The passenger side is straight, but the driver side is bent. (It sort of looks like it should be bent because if straightened out, the mounting plate would be crooked. Passenger side and Driver side photos:

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    Dang it!!! Hit the enter key by mistake! (How do I edit a thread?)

    Title should be "Bumper Brackets"
    Is this bumper bracket bent? Well, obviously it is, but is it supposed to be? The passenger side is straight, but the driver side is bent. (It sort of looks like it should be bent because if straightened out, the mounting plate would be crooked. Passenger side and Driver side photos:

    Passenger Side Bracket.jpgDriver Side Bracket.jpg
    Last edited by SubGothius; 06-13-2020 at 04:03 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 88SportsCab4x4 View Post
    Dang it!!! Hit the enter key by mistake! (How do I edit a thread?)
    Title should be "Bumper Brackets"
    Fixed. Forum donors get the post editing privilege.
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    Someone hit it. I would just leave it alone or you are making a lot of work if it looks fine with the bumper on.

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    Get a clamp onto it and slowly clamp it closed (may need a heat gun on the bent side to help make it malleable) This will make the side braces as close to parallel again and force the front mounting plate outward. No smacking with hammers, no need to remove it unless access is really tight

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