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Old 01-19-2019, 05:18 AM
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I'm doing some winter tidy up work and have the rear bumper off. There are 3 metal brackets that clamp the rear number plate holder to the bumper. These have almost completely bio degraded. Can anyone help me identify the part numbers so I can source some replacements.
Its an MY03.
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Jeez ! just found them on Lings - over £100 if I include the screws.

https://www.lingshondaparts.com/part...ckref/B__4600/

is there an alternative ?

I'm pretty sure the side ones are sturdy enough to clean up and paint with some Hammerite, but the bottom one is just crumbling in my hands

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someone made some plastic ones

very, very common issue
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Originally Posted by Nottm_S2
someone made some plastic ones

very, very common issue
My car is now coming up to 13 years old and the brackets don't have any rust on them.
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Originally Posted by Santenay
My car is now coming up to 13 years old and the brackets don't have any rust on them.
I can make you an offer
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Originally Posted by andy2000
I can make you an offer
Thanks but I think that I might have to decline. Hoping that I can keep the car a little longer depending on how I manage this year. My Honda Dealer service manager keeps asking me to sell it to him.
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i have a 99 that is good too but its an outlier, not the norm

my 01 they were baaaad and that car was looked after but used all year round
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The rear bumper is a gravel trap, the gravel shot blast the brackets and the crash bar making them prone to rust. I have fitted an Alloycraft diffuser to prevent the gravel from reaching there. I have also Waxoyled everything. I am waiting for the delivery of some rear wheel arch liners from Canada to protect the area some more.
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which is sort of my point, there is an issue

having said that some of these cars are 20 years old in a few weeks
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My 2001 had this issue and I fabricated some brackets from pieces of metal lying around the garage. My rear crash bar had also disintegrated so I purchased a replacement and had it shot blasted and powder coated.


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