White foam looking bar behind front bumper

[neo_phase]

There's definitely a reason why it's called the 'absorber' from the service manual.



See how the bumper beam (the one where the absorber fits onto) is dented and damaged after someone crashed into me? It would have been worse without the absorber and having a direct impact on the beam would have caused more force being pushed into the chasis and may result in a more severe injury.

[eght]

There's definitely a reason why it's called the 'absorber' from the service manual.



See how the bumper beam (the one where the absorber fits onto) is dented and damaged after someone crashed into me? It would have been worse without the absorber and having a direct impact on the beam would have caused more force being pushed into the chasis and may result in a more severe injury.

as you can see dsp and hoboz from the service manual diagram, how can you POSSIBLY look for the foam absorber when your inspecting a vehicle unless you have x-ray vision?

[HoBoz]

as you can see dsp and hoboz from the service manual diagram, how can you POSSIBLY look for the foam absorber when your inspecting a vehicle unless you have x-ray vision?

You can just pop the hood and have a look, you'll see it so please check before you make a idiot of yourself

[eght]

You can just pop the hood and have a look, you'll see it so please check before you make a idiot of yourself

firstly, we dont know what vehicle he has.

You can just pop the hood and have a look, you'll see it so please

all i have to say is, have a nice day fool.
theres no point in trying to reason with fools

[HoBoz]

[QUOTE=eght;2266025]firstly, we dont know what vehicle he has. QUOTE]

as you can see dsp and hoboz from the service manual diagram, how can you POSSIBLY look for the foam absorber when your inspecting a vehicle unless you have x-ray vision?

Whya re u assuming we all need x ray vision to see it then? Get your facts straight before you say anything please