Hi,

I have no idea how it happened, but I managed to crack my front bumper trim. Does anyone know its part number please?

 

A2058857138 left black bumper trim
A2058857238 right black bumper trim

You need the "right side" one which is A2058857238

 

Thanks!

 

@Jimmy_c63s do you know if you need to remove the front bumper to change the trim?

 

dont know if taking the bumper off is absolutely a requirement but when i was changing the trim pieces to carbon fiber, the shop did end up taking the bumper off

 

*****I guess it could technically be done, but it would be a lot of work and time to do it and require some work to undo some of the clips essentially by feel and blind. I did my PFL C63s grill without removing the bumper and only loosening and removing some bolts on the fascia up top in the engine compartment as well as unbolting the covering where it connects at the fenders (two bolts per side, but have to remove a bunch of wheel well clips to get to the bolts.), and loosening the bolts at the bottom by the oil cooler and essentially pivoting the bumper at the top away from the car - doing this gave me enough room to get to all of the clips and slide out the old grill and put the new one in..). I did a few postings with pics somewhere on this site. I also had to remove the front most under carriage covering (big plastic plate to protect motor from road spray, and for aero reasons, etc..) to get to the pivot bolts on the bumper under the car.

It was NOT easy, and you need to have a very good idea of what you are doing, have a wide variety of trim tools for the clips and where they are, etc.. as you are working in a limited space.. or you will most likely break a clip or worse the actual fascia/trim pieces.. It would have been *much* easier to just remove the bumper but I did it in my garage and my mail order bride hadn't shipped yet so she couldn't help me... I'm also anti-social and have no friends that know anything about cars, so there's that...

I would just remove the bumper quite honestly, it will make your life *much* easier and you can take your time with the right tools to take everything off properly with less chance of breaking expensive trim pieces, or the bumper covering itself. Good luck whatever you decide.

 

hey do you know if these are the same for both sedan and coupe?