is anyone a distributor and can give him OEM parts for at cost pricing? im sure you could fix the damage yourself, as long at its just headlight bumber and bracket.

 

Usually, if you file a no fault claim, it won't raise your rates. Just get a police report showing it is a no fault accident.

 

Really, In my opinion, that's the best answer to your problem.

 

meh, I dont want insurance to find out about it. I ripped off the bumper cover yesterday, and I can get away with just replacing the headlight, inner steel bumper, bumper cover, fog light, and acouple bumper mounts. I think I should get it all done for about 1500, and since my deductible is 1k, I'm just gonna do it my self. I'm just gonna fix the head light for now, then when spring comes. I'll replace the front bumper, and fix the fender. so the truck will look like **** for a while, but oh well.... I'm gonna try some junk yards for parts. but should I go to the dealer for parts I cant find at junkyards?

 

PM Parts/Service, see what he can do. I had him get me a part for my Grand Cherokee and he beat my local dealer by about $40 on a $150 part even with shipping to my door!!!

 

dang bro. look at it this way, your never dealt anything more then you cant handle.