- Honda Accord Front License Plate Bracket Install Ford
- Honda Accord License Plate Mount
- Honda Accord Front License Plate Bracket Install 70 Ranchero
Is there a front license plate bracket out there for a 2015 Honda Pilot that doesn't require tap drilling into the front bumper? I just moved from Michigan to Virginia where I now need to mount a plate on the front of my vehicle. Any suggests or links are appreciated. Thanks, -Terry. I have a Honda Passport 1998, and I replace the alternator for it. I did check the new one and the old one, they are just the same. The problem is when I install new one, it hard to get in to the bracket even I try to wiggle and hammer it by wooden block. The best part is, our Honda Accord License Plate Bracket products start from as little as $4.99. When it comes to your Honda Accord, you want parts and products from only trusted brands. Here at Advance Auto Parts, we work with only top reliable License Plate Bracket product and part brands so you can shop with complete confidence. No drill, no holes front license plate bracket holder mounts for acura alfa romeo audi bently bmw buick cadillac chevrolet chrysler dodge fiat ford genesis gmc honda hyundai infiniti jaguar jeep kia land rover lexus lincoln mazda mercedes mini cooper mitsubishi nissan pontiac porsche saturn subaru tesla toyota volkswagen volvo. Honda Accord Sedan 2012, Front License Plate Bracket by Replace®. Material: Plastic. License plate brackets make it easy and convenient to mount license plates, but their usual mounting locations on the bumper make them particularly vulnerable to impact damage in a collision.
I know it'll be cheaper to install it myself, but I'm afraid to damage the front bumper since I have to drill holes to attach the bracket. If a dealership does it they'll know exactly how to do it since they do it all the time.
It's Honda that I'd be dealing with. I know they're expensive, but would a bracket installation really be that bad through them?
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I know it'll be cheaper to install it myself, but I'm afraid to damage the front bumper since I have to drill holes to attach the bracket. If a dealership does it they'll know exactly how to do it since they do it all the time.
It's Honda that I'd be dealing with. I know they're expensive, but would a bracket installation really be that bad through them?
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I've seen people ruin their bumpers and also drill right through the AC condenser trying to mount a front license plate. You would be better off just putting the license plate in the trunk and driving with out it mounted!
Dealer is your best bet
Honda Accord Front License Plate Bracket Install Ford
Get a body shop to do it, it will be cheaper, just make sure it is centred as opposed to the far left or right, rice boy.
Honda Accord License Plate Mount
It's not called a bumper, but a fascia. Look for small dimples in it where the bracket is supposed to go. The dimples are where you are supposed to drill the holes. Most car fascias have them.
Honda Accord Front License Plate Bracket Install 70 Ranchero
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- New alternator doesn't fit or it really hard to get in to the bracket, what should I do? I have a Honda Passport 1998, and I replace the alternator for it. I did check the new one and the old one, they are just the same. The problem is when I install new one, it hard to get in to the bracket even I try to wiggle and hammer it by wooden block. Should I grind the new alternator? Or is there any good solution for it?
