brooksblues

I forgot to mention this is a 1996 Legacy Sedan. Any thoughts? Would putting a few screws between the gaps work at all?

Well it apears that someone hit the driverside rear of my Legacy sedan, I am not exactly sure when or how this happened but its been in the last 2 weeks. This happens right as I decide to start doing some mods to my car. Basically what is wrong are most of the clips that hold the bumper cover on the driver side and towards the center are broken. From the outside you cannot tell that the car has been hit but when you lift the trunk open you can see the broken clips. Also you can shake the driver side of the bumper cover and it is fairly loose, There are no big dents of any kind just the the bumper cover is loose and there is a small scratch where it appears somebody backed in or hit the side panel. Is there anything I can do as a way to reattach the bumper short of buying a replacement cover or getting a body shop to do it? Are there clips I can install to remount on the bumper cover? Any help would be great.

My main concern was with the relay/fuse setup, if there was room in the existing electric compartments.

Wire them with seperate wiring that comes with the kits. And also I was looking to install them on the front bumper.

I am just getting into modifying some things on my 96 Legacy sedan. Right now I am looking at adding some Driving lights and Fog Lights. I was looking at different Hella kits for this. I dont have much experience wiring cars but I have done small electrical work in the past. My main question is how hard is it to wire everything for the lights, also are there additional spaces available for the relays and fuses for the lights. Any help would be great, I tried searching for similar topics but could not find much.

Exact same for me. I am very used to throwing my car in neutral at a stop light.