Does anybody know how to fix this?
 

Bumper was replaced last year if that matters. I tried pushing it in, but didn't want to push too hard to crack something else. This is the front right bumper area if you can't make it out.

If the clips are still there and in place then a good firm push should do it.
If not:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37694
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86358
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=76713

3 THINGS TO check OP, like tcoat said, if the clips are there and in place, line them up and pushing them in should lock it back in place.


if the clips are not there but there is no damage in the clip area, buy new clips, install them and push them back in.


Now the tricky one, if for some reason there is damage to the area that the clips normally go(whether on bumper or car side for some reason(had this in my old IS300) then you may need to get imaginative.


i.e my bumper area where it clips had some damage and even had I had the clip it wouldn't have stayed in place. It was several years ago but I believe we had redneck fixed it with a washer, heat and a tie wrap.

even Toyota/Scion can't fix it so they just deal with it. lol.

its like the crickets... just part of the car hahah

They are like Legos. They are put together with clips, sometimes push rivvets and sometimes bolted with clips. I used to have repair the XBs all the time. If you can get under and inside, you can fix it but don't push and crack your bumper

Here's a tip for the crickets ( I think you mean the fuel pump right), don't let your fuel tank go below the quarter mark, and don't drive on empty, at the bottom of your tank there's a bit of residue which has accumulated over the years and gets through the fuel line to the fuel pump and injectors. How do I know this? My uncle told me.

Your uncle is wrong. My tank has the light come on most weeks and I haven't had my little buddies visit in months.

Yup http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95624

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Nope. More of a correlation with amount of Ethanol in your fuel and temperature.

If I use a fuel with zero ethanol, I get no crickets. If I used up to 10% ethanol content, depending on season, I either get them or don't. Can't remember if it's hot weather or cold weather though, since I haven't put any fuel with ethanol in my car in probably 8 months at least.

Would you agree that when you fill your tank with fuel there would be some residue in that fuel that logically would accumulate over the years?

Lolll

If it's the residue, and letting your tank go below 1/4, then why is it that some brand new twins roll off the lot with crickets? Surely they've not been that low on gas, and even if they have, with less than 50 miles driven on some of them, surely there can't be any of that nasty mystery "residue" that your uncle told you about.

(Do not read as confrontation I do not intend it to be but no matter how I phrase it it still sounds bad)
No. Not if buying at stations that sell in large enough volumes at any rate. Why is it logical that there is residue in fuel?
Besides the crickets show up within a few hundred miles not years after you bought the car.

HOOOORAY A NEW CRICKET THREAD
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