DIY: How to remove your rear bumper!
02-28-11, 07:12 AM
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I still have a picture or two when I did mine, but theyre not really
DIY worthy. This was an easy job though. Just disconnect every tab or screw you can find. The hardest ones are the ones in the trunk near the wheel well. Theres on on each side. Theyre not screws, theyre more
like small yellow plastic rods that stick up through small holes in the sheet metal and have to be forced or hammered down through the hole.
DIY worthy. This was an easy job though. Just disconnect every tab or screw you can find. The hardest ones are the ones in the trunk near the wheel well. Theres on on each side. Theyre not screws, theyre more
like small yellow plastic rods that stick up through small holes in the sheet metal and have to be forced or hammered down through the hole.
02-28-11, 07:56 AM
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I still have a picture or two when I did mine, but theyre not really
DIY worthy. This was an easy job though. Just disconnect every tab or screw you can find. The hardest ones are the ones in the trunk near the wheel well. Theres on on each side. Theyre not screws, theyre more
like small yellow plastic rods that stick up through small holes in the sheet metal and have to be forced or hammered down through the hole.
DIY worthy. This was an easy job though. Just disconnect every tab or screw you can find. The hardest ones are the ones in the trunk near the wheel well. Theres on on each side. Theyre not screws, theyre more
like small yellow plastic rods that stick up through small holes in the sheet metal and have to be forced or hammered down through the hole.
yeah i had both the screws from inside the car on the wheel wells snap from being so rusted but other than that everything well smoothly. gotta get them shipped out when i get back from ATL
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