Bumper removal
I'm doing the same thing. Went to Line-X yesterday and they suggested I remove it before having it done. Was going to check out the bolts, brackets, etc.
Won't be doing it for a couple weeks.
Keep us updated.
Won't be doing it for a couple weeks.
Keep us updated.
I still live in the same house. Travel route isn't any different. Either the paint is cheaper, or it's just my s**t luck.
Last edited by Masi1926; Apr 24, 2014 at 01:31 PM.
If you are just removing the bottom part of the bumper. Yes. There are 2 bolts in either side of the frame ends. And I believe there is a bracket in each fender well as well. If I remember correctly, been awhile since I've taken one off. Next time I do, I'll have to do a "how to"
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If you are just removing the bottom part of the bumper. Yes. There are 2 bolts in either side of the frame ends. And I believe there is a bracket in each fender well as well. If I remember correctly, been awhile since I've taken one off. Next time I do, I'll have to do a "how to"
Not sure about the "bottom part", it's the part that it steel and has the license plate attached to it... It has a middle part that's plastic as well if that helps...
Thanks!
Yes. The bumpers are 2 piece, the top pad is plastic. And the bottom is steel. Body tech here at work told me you can take the steel bottom off without removing the top plastic pad. Though you may need to remove the 3 bolts that feed down from the top pad towards the bottom. Not totally sure. If you were doing the top pad as well, you'd need to remove the headlights, and get at the bolts that feed up into the fenders. Like I said, I haven't taken one off in a long time ago, I'm also not totally sure on bolt sizes, etc.
Yes. The bumpers are 2 piece, the top pad is plastic. And the bottom is steel. Body tech here at work told me you can take the steel bottom off without removing the top plastic pad. Though you may need to remove the 3 bolts that feed down from the top pad towards the bottom. Not totally sure. If you were doing the top pad as well, you'd need to remove the headlights, and get at the bolts that feed up into the fenders. Like I said, I haven't taken one off in a long time ago, I'm also not totally sure on bolt sizes, etc.
I removed the steel bottom part when I replaced my bumper. Can't comment on how to remove the top plastic though...
For the steel bottom there are 4 large nuts (21mm I think) that hold the bumper to the frame. There are also two smaller nuts that are about 18 inches apart that hold the hood release latch to the bumper. You can't see these from the top, if I remember correctly they are facing inwards toward the radiator. After that, it should come right off.





