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Old 06-18-2023, 08:59 AM   #1
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1994 Front Bumper Adjustment

Slowly putting my 1994 Sierra 1500 back together. I bought a new Bumper, Lower Valance, and Bumper Filler along with all new Hardware from LMC. I had taken the Bumper Brackets off to clean them up and paint.

When I installed everything, the Front Bumper has a noticeable Gap between the Bumper and the Filler. You can see part of the Bumper Bolt heads and you can also see the Ground in a few spots. I confirmed I have the correct 94 and up parts.

Can the Bumper be adjusted back? I need about a 1/2 Inch. Whats the best way to achieve this?

I installed the Brackets loose, then tightened everything down once the Bumper was on. I guess I should have waited until I installed the filler?

Do these have enough adjustment to gain a 1/2 inch or more movement towards the Cab?
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Old 06-18-2023, 02:02 PM   #2
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Re: 1994 Front Bumper Adjustment

This is what my 93 looks like. My 99 is a little better, on one side. Loosen the bolts and push it back, see if it moves.
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Old 06-18-2023, 04:03 PM   #3
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Re: 1994 Front Bumper Adjustment

Thanks for the picture. I guess I’m just too particular with the new build. I’ve had the Truck for 15 years and never looked at the Gap I guess.

I ended up elongating the Bumper mounting holes and was able to close the Gap enough to make me happy.

I’m just paranoid about ill fitting aftermarket parts after a few other issues I ran into on this rebuild.

Thanks again
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