V90 Numberplate screw picture help
The dealer stuck my front plate on with tape, it lasted 3 days.....
I dont want to go sticking a screw through a hose or wiring, so could someone maybe post a photo of where theirs is screwed so I can copy it please? Dealer is 300 miles away, screws are £1.00. |
No hoses or wiring behind the bumper cover- just styrofoam.. drill away! :tounge_smile:
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My dealer did same - front plate was held on with tape and fell of, literally, when I touched it as I was about to screw it on! |
I understand when drilling the actual plate, it should be done from the back, as drilling from the front can separate the layers.
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Buy a good quality sticky tape, clean both surfaces with a alcohol wipe, apply a little heat from a hair dryer then stick together and apply a little more heat whilst applying pressure over the sticky pad area with a cloth
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Same happened to mine. Luckily it fell off on my yard.
Seems to be a trend. A year earlier I went to Goodwood for theFestival of Speed in a loose convoy with a couple of friends. I was driving my newish Honda CRV. We’d gone about 200 miles and I was driving into the parking bay at the hotel, and friends were following. As I came to a stop the rear plate fell off and they saw it happening. What were the chances of that, after all that distance and maybe 5000 miles total on the car? |
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Thanks all, I wont be using pads, the reason its coming off is that the bumper slopes in sharply downwards, so its just peeling it off, I would re-tape if it was flatter.
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