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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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I have been offered a stainless steel bumper for my car which currently has over riders. Can anyone with a Duratec plus 4 tell me the length of the front and rear stainless bumpers please
Perilouspierre
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Just been and measured my 2008 +4 Duratec and they are (to the 'pointed' end so max length) Front 1435mm, Rear 1540mm
And here was me thinking they were probably the same length ;-).
Hope that helps.
BR Colin
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Fitting a bumper, do it by eye.
I did this, measured very carefully, installed the bumper just so and it looked truly desperate. Placed bumper so it looked right, and measurements were really odd - but as it looked right, who cares!
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Thanks, I thought they were different lengths, much appreciated
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Rear end of newer Mogs is much wider than the front...
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Rear end of newer Mogs is much wider than the front... Bit like my Missus......and if you tell her I will deny it and say it was Heapy who hacked my account 
BR Colin
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Not just yours mate!! And no I won't tell, I'm keeping very  on the whole subject 
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Not exactly a maintenance question but.............
I notice that on new cars the number plate is mounted on the rear bumper spoiling the line and resembling something not unlike a sore thumb!
I assume this is some sort of legal requirement for visibility etc, older cars have the plate under the bumper, is anyone aware whether the factory will place it there upon request or is it a hard and fast rule?
Last edited by scratched; 10/08/14 11:07 PM.
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The 2001 rules are here: Rules And a good explanation here: Speed Traps They don't say exactly where, but the number plate has to be clear and legible. I suspect that "under the bumper" would be considered too low to be clearly legible. Today the issue is more about ANPR Camera reading than Mr Plod.
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Interesting.
Not sure when Morgan changed, by my 4/4 is 2003 and the rear plate is under the bumper.
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