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Old Dec 11, 2017
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Lmc lower valance fitment issues

Anyone have their lower valence fit this poorly?
the red circle are supposed to be together



 
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Old Dec 12, 2017
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Most of the aftermarket stuff fits terrible. You really need to leave the valance in the sun to warm it up and then try to maneuver it onto the bumper. It's never easy, but it is possible.
 
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Old Dec 12, 2017
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Most of the aftermarket stuff fits terrible. You really need to leave the valance in the sun to warm it up and then try to maneuver it onto the bumper. It's never easy, but it is possible.
it's 3 inches to short. I don't think it'll grow.
 
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Old Dec 13, 2017
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Originally Posted by Dusten
it's 3 inches to short. I don't think it'll grow.
Well if you won't take advice from someone who has installed three different aftermarket Chinese valances between two different Rangers, go ahead and return it and see if the next one will magically be three inches longer.
 
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Old Dec 13, 2017
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Well if you won't take advice from someone who has installed three different aftermarket Chinese valances between two different Rangers, go ahead and return it and see if the next one will magically be three inches longer.
let it sit in the sun... In Seattle. In December?
The bumpers been in my heated shop for three weeks. Before that it was in my loft in my House. So it's not an issue of plyability. I had no intent of returning it. It's a cheap part I'll scrap it and buy an oem one before I return it.
 
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Old Dec 14, 2017
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Originally Posted by Dusten
let it sit in the sun... In Seattle. In December?
The bumpers been in my heated shop for three weeks. Before that it was in my loft in my House. So it's not an issue of plyability. I had no intent of returning it. It's a cheap part I'll scrap it and buy an oem one before I return it.
Didn't pay attention to your location, not everybody lives in the sun-less PNW.

You never specified the attempts to make it work in your original post, that's on you. Buy an OEM one and call it a day. PS, they don't fit well either. :)
 
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Old Dec 14, 2017
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Didn't pay attention to your location, not everybody lives in the sun-less PNW.

You never specified the attempts to make it work in your original post, that's on you. Buy an OEM one and call it a day. PS, they don't fit well either. :)
I guess I just assume most people don't work on their rigs outside in the winter.

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