Bumpers

This "how to" only applies to 89-94 240SX's (S13's). I'm not sure about s14's but the procedure is most likely pretty similar. Removing the rear bumper is actually much easier than the front bumper, it's just knowing what bolts to remove that's the toughest part. First thing you need to do is remove both the carpet and side trim panels in the trunk, to allow you to gain access to the necessary bolts. Once that is done, remove the nuts that hold the rear bumper to the rear quarter panels. To get an idea where these bolts would be, look on the outside of the car and look at the seam between the rear bumper and quarter panel. There should only be three on each side. Next, there are 4 rubber gromets (rubber caps) covering four 14mm bolts in the trunk. There are two on each side of the spare tire well and are in line with each other. These bolts are what holds on the rear bumper support. Remove those, and the bumper should come right out with the bumper support attached. You may notice that there are wires still attached to the bumper, these wires are for the license plate lights and can be unplugged once the bumper is pulled partially out. Once you have the bumper and bumper support freed from the car, you can easily remove the bumper from the support by removing some screws. Cheers!

-Andrew

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Improves car aerodynamics by letting less air flow under car.

It also provides more air flow to the engine block for cooling.

31 inches

it should. the only thing is if one was a diesel. sometimes they have a spacer on the diesel models.

is absorbs the shock of the car hitting your car

It is known as an "Endura delete" option.

I have a 1968 GTO with the Endura Delete Option. The 1968 GTO was Motor Trend's Car Of The Year,because of the addition of the Endura Bumper and other safety and styling options. 1968 was the only year you could get the chrome front bumper instead of the Endura,as an option. Standard was the Endura Bumper. These GTO's are very rare to find today as many over the years have been changed,for the better looking Endura bumper. Only about 1,500 of these were built,which is now desirable as production numbers and value go.

No plastic is used as glue, though some components may be the same in each other.

how to remove 2013 passat rear bumper

To replace the front bumper cover and the front reinforcement(along with painting and installing it) a dealer will charge you about $850

Sledgehammer.

depends on the car they are going on.

this one was a pain in my butt, not only did I have to remove all of the visable skrews and boalts, 3 on top and several underneth. but the four bolts that realy hold that nose piece on are super hard to get to. first turn your weels left if you are trying to get to the two on the right side, then unskrew the skrews holding the shroud in the weel well. reaching through the inside of the weel well and the front fender you will see or feel 2 bolts, one above the other about 2 inches apart. to get to these I had to use every socket extender and adapter I had to loosen these bolts. ( Good luck with that part ). the front should start to come off, repeat the same steps on the other side to fully remove the nose piece. Just a little tip, I used magnents in the front to make sure that the bolts would not back out of the hole while I was trying to put the nose back on. If you drop those bolts you will probably never get them back in their origonal holes.

only if the bumper from the 250 is a non-superduty

To remove the rear bumper from a 1993 Toyota Previa, first, ensure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface and disconnect the negative battery terminal for safety. Remove any screws or bolts located under the bumper and along the sides, which may include access through the wheel wells. Once these fasteners are removed, gently pull the bumper away from the body of the vehicle, taking care not to damage any clips or wiring. Finally, disconnect any electrical connectors if applicable before fully detaching the bumper.

To remove the bumper from a Subaru Outback, first, ensure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface and disconnect the battery to avoid any electrical issues. Next, remove any screws or clips securing the bumper, typically found in the wheel wells and under the vehicle. Gently pull the bumper away from the body, taking care to disconnect any wiring for lights or sensors. Finally, lift the bumper off and set it aside.

To change the rear bumper on a Peugeot 307, first, ensure the vehicle is parked safely and the battery is disconnected. Remove the screws and clips securing the bumper, typically located in the wheel wells and along the rear edge. Carefully pull the bumper away from the body, disconnect any electrical connectors for lights, and replace it with the new bumper. Finally, reattach the screws and clips, reconnect the battery, and check that everything is functioning properly.

In Nebraska, it is generally required for vehicles to have a rear bumper if they were originally manufactured with one. Driving without a rear bumper could lead to a citation for violating vehicle equipment regulations. However, enforcement may vary, and specific circumstances could influence whether it is deemed illegal. It's best to consult local laws or authorities for precise guidance.

To remove the bumper from a 2001 Renault Clio, start by opening the hood and removing any screws or clips securing the top of the bumper. Next, locate and remove the screws or bolts on each side of the bumper, often found near the wheel wells. Finally, gently pull the bumper away from the car, taking care to disconnect any wiring for fog lights or sensors if applicable. Make sure to work carefully to avoid damaging any clips or components.

To remove the front bumper of a 1999 Nissan Primera, start by disconnecting the battery for safety. Then, remove any screws or clips securing the bumper to the fenders and undercarriage, which are typically located in the wheel wells and underneath the car. Gently pull the bumper away from the vehicle, taking care not to damage any attached wiring or components. Finally, disconnect any electrical connectors if equipped with fog lights or other features, and fully detach the bumper.