how to remove rear bumper
#1
how to remove rear bumper
Ok, the clearcoat was starting to peel off the rear bumper so I sanded it all down to the basecoat. Looks good right now but I found out I can take this plastic bumper off, which would be preferable b/c after paint jobs I've done on other cars no matter how good you mask it overspray always finds a way to coat something.
Has anybody attempted taking the bumper off. Where are all the connection points, and how easy is it to disconnect them. I already cracked two of the five connectors at the trunk lid and the two in the rear wheels wells look pretty flimsy. Is the thing ever going back on if I break any of these plastic connectors? (and I thought GM was bad)
Would it be worth buying the Chilton's manual which would explain this? I was able to follow along somewhat with the 94-97 Accord Haynes manual.
Thanks in advance
Daniel
Has anybody attempted taking the bumper off. Where are all the connection points, and how easy is it to disconnect them. I already cracked two of the five connectors at the trunk lid and the two in the rear wheels wells look pretty flimsy. Is the thing ever going back on if I break any of these plastic connectors? (and I thought GM was bad)
Would it be worth buying the Chilton's manual which would explain this? I was able to follow along somewhat with the 94-97 Accord Haynes manual.
Thanks in advance
Daniel
#5
Originally posted by VXCL
-take ur tails out
-take the plastic interior piece out of the trunk in the rear
-remove all the clips along the top of bumper cover
-remove the screws in the wheel well
-it pulls right off
-take ur tails out
-take the plastic interior piece out of the trunk in the rear
-remove all the clips along the top of bumper cover
-remove the screws in the wheel well
-it pulls right off
#6
Ahhh, yeah, but sometimes I don't have th patience for that, you know what I mean. I just couldn't connect to the server. Could just be b/c there were already two people on it. I paid $26 for a new Chiltons and if I keep my car it'll pay for itself because I'll be able to do tricky stuff that I used to have to get the mechanic to do.
Daniel
Daniel
Originally posted by Ted
Did you try the manual that aaron's hosting?
Did you try the manual that aaron's hosting?
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