DHW
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I got rear ended for second time last night. It was a relatively low speed collision, she was going maybe 10-12 mph in an older Acura TSX or whatever model, which had to have been totaled. She tried to flee the scene and I had to run her down, but that's a different story. First time was by a Chevy 2500 about 2 years ago at about 2-3 mph. Both collisions were on the passenger side of the bumper, neither hit the spare tire. I also attached a pic of what I have in my trailer hitch, it took and deflected a good bit of the impact as well.
As with the first collision, there was no visible damage to the Jeep, bumper, or trailer hitch, other than the white marks I've already removed. Doesn't appear she hit the muffler either. But with this being the second time in the same spot, is there anything or any certain spot I should check to see if it appears stressed or bent? I looked where the bumper is mounted to the frame and followed the frame rail back, but it looks fine, as did everything else.
As with the first collision, there was no visible damage to the Jeep, bumper, or trailer hitch, other than the white marks I've already removed. Doesn't appear she hit the muffler either. But with this being the second time in the same spot, is there anything or any certain spot I should check to see if it appears stressed or bent? I looked where the bumper is mounted to the frame and followed the frame rail back, but it looks fine, as did everything else.
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