GenRight aluminum rear bumper installation

Remove the stock bumper and clean/prep the frame surface for the new bumper:



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Mark and drill the following holes on the bumper per the instructions...follow the instructions (read everything first and line up all the tools to make installation easier and faster):





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If you are going to install the trailer hitch you will need to shorten the bolts....a great tool for doing this is a dremel with a cutting wheel!









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Mark and drill your holes for the bumper mounting bolts to the frame:





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If you are going to run the trailer hitch, you have to notch out this plate on the bottom of the bumper. If not, you can leave this in place:



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Next, wire all of your lights together ran from the drivers side over to the passenger size to tap into the passenger side tail lamp area (if you are running the lights as a backup light).



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Note: The white rubber washers that come with the lights go on the backside of bumper and not on the front side of the light.



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Next, put in the shackle mount bars, slip on the bumper and start bolting it all together!

Looks good, nice work.

Gracias!

Nice! It's great that someone finally started making aluminum stuff for those piggy 4 doors

Very nice.

Deacon wrote:

Nice! It's great that someone finally started making aluminum stuff for those piggy 4 doors

Dutchboy101 wrote:

Very nice.

Thanks guys....Deacon, go to www.genright.com and you can see everything being made for them! I have to say that all of this stuff AWESOME and REALLY like the tire carrier as well! It's got an adjustment hinge to account for the tire weight so you dont get the traditional tire drop opening and closing the gate!