Do rear bumper shock can get stuck when it get hit?
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Asked by Geoff631 Nov 13, 2012 at 09:30 PM about the 1990 Volkswagen Vanagon GL Passenger Van

Question type: General

Hello Club members, when I purchased my used Vanagon, I noticed my rear bumper got pushed in
about 2 inches and it never sprung back to its original state. I am thinking of having it fix. So, I went to
a body shop and told me they can stretch it out. But the price is too much. Then I went to another body
shop and told me I need a new rear bumper shock because my rear bumper shock did not sprung back.
He is talking about the two rear bumper shock connecting to the fiberglass bumper.  I don't know who
is telling the truth.  Please give me your honest opinion and I will really appreciate it.  Thanks.

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Geoff631 answered 11 years ago

Thanks for your honest response. This will help me decide what to do and I do really appreciate it. Again, thanks.

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