Rear plate

[cowboy4x4n]

Sorry it's a dumb question but is there any easy way to remove the rear plate without getting the bumper off.  It looks tight between the tank and bumper to access the screws

[Lennard]

Which rear plate are you talking about?

[cowboy4x4n]

Rear license plate.  I see very limited space with the bumper on to get the nuts on the plate bolts

[dual fours]

My first question to you is what car are you screwing with? I'll take a shot at it. Aren't your license plate screws held in place by the nylon blocks in the bumper? No nuts on the back side between the tank and bumper.

[Lennard]

My first question to you is what car are you screwing with? I'll take a shot at it. Aren't your license plate screws held in place by the nylon blocks in the body? No nuts on the back side between the tank and bumper.

He will get back to you on that in 3 weeks.  

[cowboy4x4n]

No actually they have carriage type bolts with nuts on the back.  Never thought twice that the bikes weren't right till u showed me that picture lol

[cowboy4x4n]

Sorry about the delay guys broke my phone

[Lennard]

What I would do in your case is grind off the heads of the bolts, remove the rest and buy the nylon inserts and screws at the local car parts store and make it like original.

[cowboy4x4n]

Will do thanks for the heads up

[dual fours]

Well how did you do? Maybe you could use a crows foot wrench head on the hidden nut.