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A little annoyed.

Phil.x · 2016-11-22 23:02:22

Stopped on m50 slip road in traffic at red lights, just before driving off, hit from behind. My 8th gen civic has a honeycomb back part which now has two slight protruding lumps coming through on the left and right, also a very small bit of damage on the said plastic. It's not bad but I know every time I wash it I will be…

22-11-2016 11:02pm

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Phil.x

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Stopped on m50 slip road in traffic at red lights, just before driving off, hit from behind.

My 8th gen civic has a honeycomb back part which now has two slight protruding lumps coming through on the left and right, also a very small bit of damage on the said plastic.

It's not bad but I know every time I wash it I will be silently mad.

I've got all his details, .....what to do???

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#2 22-11-2016 11:03pm

colm_mcm

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Contact your insurance company. You may have more damage than you think.

The lower part of the bumper is clipped on to the main part so you prob don't need a whole bumper.

If you have the proper exhaust triangles built into the bumper you may not be able to swap these over without breaking them.

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#3 22-11-2016 11:05pm

statto25

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Get it fixed at their expense. Why wouldn't you? I'd rather go through the process of a claim than having to put up with damage caused by someone else.

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