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Old 08-13-2018, 11:04 AM
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Broken upper hatch bumper

On my remaining X5 (2003 4.6 is), I swapped out the older style fixed bumpers
for the spring loaded ones. I have been getting an odd rattle for a month or so.
I tore into finding the rattle to only find that the passenger side bumper has
Lost it’s mojo.

Has anyone else seen the spring fail on their X5?
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Old 08-13-2018, 11:43 AM
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hate how it just rusts in that area.....eventually.
I'm on our second replacement - I think 9-12 months in ....as the former replacement spring lost it's tension on the 1st swap.

On the left, still nice plated metal. The on on the right, eh, I see white corrosion developing.

I even put on some marine grease on the 1st one, but eventually that just washes out...

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