GlobalPilot

Argh! Does anyone know if the plastic piece on the bumper itself can be replaced separately or is it the entire bumper? The sensor obviously needs to be replaced too.

RES4CUE

I'm sure it can, look on tascaparts.com.

What happened?

trailblazen

pole/corner of something more solid than his bumper? ouch

mrgooden

For sure, I had mine replaced about a month ago because some rearended me. Think it was like 138 bucks from Ford.

Richard

51ferguson

Yup $138.62 part#9L3Z17B807C Had to have mine replaced also along with the bumper, trailer hitch and one reverse sensor. Got rear ended by a young lady in a 2006 toyota corolla. The only thing that I could see on her car was a perfect little square imprinted on her front bumper from my hitch. By the way I looked up all the parts at Tasca parts, that the body shop had on my estimate and they matched dollar for dollar on the price. Oh by the way the reverse sensor is $112.42 part#9L3Z15K859D.























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User-One

Garage door by the looks of it. I'd try polishing/sand it out, may be worth a try.

caperJ

If you don't want to spend light sandpaper and black mirror paint.

GlobalPilot

Thanks guys. I ordered everything from Ford yesterday. It has given me a nervous tick now until I get it fixed. I'm debating now if its something I can tackle or just have them do it.

It was the garage door. But what's crazy is that she sat in the same place for a week with the door going up and down with no issues. It wasn't until I opened it last night that this happened. About lost my mind.

mrgooden

Pretty sure u need to remove the bumper to do it correctly; just have an extra set of hands handy to help.

Richard

User-One

Put the handbrake on