E class 240 w210 remove rear bumper

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Hi new to this posting stuff just normally read,i would like to know if any one has any info (do's and don'ts on removing the rear bumper to attach a towbar any info would be a help cheers fireblade ps hope i have put this in the right place sorry its a 1999 e240 elegance saloon 4 door.
 

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If malcolm dont reply, i will look it up for you, hes prob got them all ready,

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Hi new to this posting stuff just normally read,i would like to know if any one has any info (do's and don'ts on removing the rear bumper to attach a towbar any info would be a help cheers fireblade ps hope i have put this in the right place sorry its a 1999 e240 elegance saloon 4 door.

Welcome to the forum:)

Did the self same job on mine and it really is not hard to do, took me about 15/20 mins to get it off. I could easily do it but to explain would tax my memory and might make it harder than it is for you - one tip though that is when you remove the black plastic sill cover (after lifting and pulling out the square plastic retainers) DO NOT close the boot lid! it is a right bugger to get it open as the car thinks it is still open and the remote lock button therefore will not work even using the key does not always open it.
 
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Welcome to the forum:)

Did the self same job on mine and it really is not hard to do, took me about 15/20 mins to get it off. I could easily do it but to explain would tax my memory and might make it harder than it is for you - one tip though that is when you remove the black plastic sill cover (after lifting and pulling out the square plastic retainers) DO NOT close the boot lid! it is a right bugger to get it open as the car thinks it is still open and the remote lock button therefore will not work even using the key does not always open it.

Opps!!

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You can all stop fighting over this,,I have sent him all 3 versions ;);) by Email:lol::lol:
 

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You can all stop fighting over this,,I have sent him all 3 versions ;);) by Email:lol::lol:

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Im trying to remove my rear bumper fascia to install a towing hitch and cant get it to come off. I removed the three nuts inside the trunk but it wont budge. If anyone could send me some info, Id be much obliged. My email is 1dayiwill@gmail.com
Thanks, Ian
 

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is your car pre or post facelift? i may still have the info somewhere
 

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Im trying to remove my rear bumper fascia to install a towing hitch and cant get it to come off. I removed the three nuts inside the trunk but it wont budge. If anyone could send me some info, Id be much obliged. My email is 1dail.com
Thanks, Ian

I have sent both versions to you and welcome to the forum
 

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I'm comptemplating a DIY towbar fit on my 2000 E200 - can you send the instructions to me as well

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With an Email address yes
 

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Hi there, new to forum, allready in trouble. Please Malcolm, if you don't mind, send me the instructions for rear bumper removal (1995 E200) at stefansov at gmail dot com.

And a second question: can the bumper be somehow glued? I was a bit hit in the rear left corner (of my car of course) and the bumper has some cracks, but it is in one piece. If I can glue / weld it some how, it will save me alot of money (new / sh bumper, paint).

Thank you alot for your time

Stefan
 

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Welcome Stefan, I need an email address that you can edit out later.

Yes there are bonding methods to repair bumpers,, do a web search
 

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