Sold: California OEM Rubicon Steel Rear bumper w/parking sensor holes $350

[GladiSD]

$350! Rock bottom price for a perfect condition OEM steel rear bumper with parking sensor holes!

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[aceisback]

You drop it off on your next trip through Visalia and I will get this out of your way! Seems to be bothering us both that it's still available.

 

[ecidiego]

When you move parking sensors over, it needs new bezels and brackets per this guy's thread:

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...d-what-needs-to-be-modified.31871/post-529047

Are those bezels and brackets already on this or do you need to purchase new each time you mount them? How about the rivnuts and screws mentioned?

EDIT: more annoying questions, sorry:

Do you know if the plastic bumper LED license plate lights mount into this?

 

[GladiSD]

When you move parking sensors over, it needs new bezels and brackets per this guy's thread:

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...d-what-needs-to-be-modified.31871/post-529047

Are those bezels and brackets already on this or do you need to purchase new each time you mount them? How about the rivnuts and screws mentioned?

EDIT: more annoying questions, sorry:

Do you know if the plastic bumper LED license plate lights mount into this?

The plastic bezels and brackets for the sensors are present and the license plate lights from the factory plastic bumper pop right in to these brackets. They are the same.

 

[cafecito]

When you move parking sensors over, it needs new bezels and brackets per this guy's thread:

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...d-what-needs-to-be-modified.31871/post-529047

Are those bezels and brackets already on this or do you need to purchase new each time you mount them? How about the rivnuts and screws mentioned?

EDIT: more annoying questions, sorry:

Do you know if the plastic bumper LED license plate lights mount into this?

I just went through this on my Mojave.

If the seller has the bezels and brackets in the bumper already, your sensors will slide right in with minimal effort - they're just flexible plastic that snap around the sensors.

The rivnuts he listed are correct. They fit right into two hexagonal holes on the bottom of your hitch, and take the same big M10 bolts as what go into the bumper behind the license plate.

Installing them took some muscle, but it's doable. If you have time, grab a long M10 bolt and corresponding nut at a hardware store. You thread the nut onto the bolt, the rivnut onto the bolt on top of the nut, put the rivnut into the hole, then torque the ever-living shit out of the nut while holding the bolt steady (you'll need two wrenches). The torque from the bolt will want to travel up into the rivnut, and the rivnut will collapse in behind the hole.

I swore I was going to break my wrenches a few times, but I eventually got them in there snugly.

When you go to put the bumper on, put those bolts in first. I did the upper 10 first, and the bottom two weren't lined up well. It's much easier to start with these two on the bottom, then tighten everything else up above.

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