Bumpers

I just did it at the junk yard. It's just clips. 4 metal ones up top (1 under each headlight, one either side of grill) and then 10 or 12 plastic tab/hook things. Gently push/pull forward.

Yes, the entire front bumper cover will need removed.

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1. Aplly parking brake and raise and support on jackstands
2. disconnect the negative battery cable.If equipped with airbags disconnect positive battery cable and wait 10 seconds before proceeding
3. Working under the vehicle,detach the screws securing the sides of the right and left front fender protectors
4. Detach the clips securing the front bumper protectors to the wheel well
5. Remove the clips and protector securing the front bumper to the hood cross brace
6. Pull the bumper assembly part way out from the vehicle and disconnect the fog lamp and side marker electrical connectors.And remove the front bumper

Yes

approx. 16 feet.

Best way is to remove the header panel / headlight assembly as the bumper is little more work and the hidden bolt holding in the shocks ( i still cant figure where that is).

First there are 2 -13 mm bolts on the very top left and right corners by the fenders / brackets ( where the fender brackets to the radiator core support) holding it back towards the car. Then behind the very center of the grill to the radiator / condenser area there is a bracket going up and down there are two bolts 13mm that needs be taken off as you can keep the bracket attacked to the header panel. I believe also inside the radiator core support on head side where it meets the fenders there are two studs that you need to take the nuts off.

Then wiggle it to see if there are any other bolts left. Make sure to disconnect the head and marker lights. Then once the header panel is off you can replace the filler panel.

It is meant to imply that everything attached to the car from the front bumper ( front most part of the car ) to the rear bumper ( rear most part of the car ) is covered by the warranty

how much will it cost to replace rear bumper cover on 2003 93 saab

Bumbers have shock absorbers on them to absorb the shock of a minor impact (5mph) without causing significant damage to the car or the object hit. So, if you backed into a concrete wall while parking, the bumper would move with the shock absorbers - you might get a scuff on the paint; but if there was no shock absorber, the bumper or the mounting brackets would get bent (or the wall would break).

There's only one thing you need to do; remove the motor mount :) Remove the S/C belt, tensioner and idler also remove the front lift bracket, the passenger side dog bone, the passenger side engine mount bracket(it has the coils on it), unplug the spark plug wires, remove the spark plug wires from the spark plug wire cover, the spark plug wire cover, remove the 6 valve cover bolts and pull the valve cover. Install a new O ring and reinstalled the cover. Torque to about 89 in lbs. The back side is a bit tougher. Unbolt the 2 front dog bones and tilt the engine forward. You may have to loosen the the alternator, disconnect the neg. battery terminal, unplug the rear bank spark plug wires or disconnect them from the coils and move them out of the way, remove the rear lift bracket, remove the rear engine cover bracket, there is a sensor on the drivers side of the engine that needs to come off, 2 10 MM bolts, and several vacuum lines need to be removed. Do the same steps on the O ring and bolts as above. Hope this helps. "G" more speicifically: To remove the engine mount of which you speak. *1. Take off SC belt. *2. Take off SC idler pulley with a 15mm wrench or socket. *3. Take off SC tensioner pulley with a 13mm deepwell socket. *4. Take off bolt that attaches bracket to head with 15mm deepwell socket. *5. Start to take the nut off from the long bolt underneath the coil packs with 13mm deepwell socket (or 15mm, can't remember for sure). Hope this helps. "G"

The 2007 Santa Fe rear bumper is held in place by eight retaining bolts. Remove the retaining bolts and the bumper will come off.

remove plastic rivets and bolts holding bumper within fender well, between lights near hood latch, and bottom of bumber, be careful taking bumper off to prevent cracking. exact opposite for installing bumper

yes mate it will no modifications will be needed at all. the zetec -s body kit fits directly onto mk1 and mk2 mondeo's

|The "Zetec S" bumper will fit the zetec engined models but will not fit the V6 as the exhaust exit for the V6 is on the right hand side.

So in a nutshell Zetec S (RSAP) rear bumper will fit the 2.0, 1.8 & 1.6 models (exhaust on left) and the ST24 (RSAP) bumper will fit the V6 (exhaust on right)

It also depends on model of car. Only the Saloon and Hatchback are interchangeable, the estate bumpers are completley different

Hope it helps :-)

First remove the bumper cover. You need to take off the front grill to get at the plastic retainers that hold the top of the buimber on. There are about four retainers on the bootom of the bumper.

rear bumper 2 bolts on both sides from underneath and one on either side from in trunk.front bumper remove 4 headlight screws and take out headlights.one bolt per side in sideways under headlight.two bolts per side from underneath car holding front crossmember in place.17mm heads.do not remove the 13mm head bolt on either side this would cause front of engine to drop down.

Glues are generally not recommended for repairing thermoplastic olefins like the TPO, TEO and polypropylenes car bumpers are made out of. Virtually no adhesive will permanently bond a bumper with any sort of durability. The most cost effective way to repair a thermoplastic bumper is to use something like the Urethane Supply Company's MicroWeld 80 airless plastic welder. They are inexpensive and work VERY well, bonding the two parts back together. The process is simple. 1) Clean the part with plastic cleaner 2) V-groove the crack with a dremel tool or something similar. 3) Sand the area BY HAND with 40 grit sand paper. 4) Fill the groove with FiberFlex Universsal welding rod 5) Sink a piece of reinforcing mesh into the back of the repair and add some more FiberFlex 6) Sand the Bumper smooth on the front up to 600 grit 7) Spray on some Adhesion Promoter (1050 Plastic Magic works GREAT!) 8) Spray a primer, then your color coats of paint. In the end you will save a lot of money and the repair will make your bumper as good as new!

its Lancer. get it right.

and no

There should be 2 access plugs on each side in the trunk. Remove the bolts and slide the bumper out. Maybe a foot in from each side.

No totally different style

The bumper jack has 3 pieces. The base (square and black) sits on the ground and the jack sits in the base, it won't stand up by itself, it falls over. On the jack head is a grey hook. On the car in each corner (right beside the black bumper pad) is a small 1 inch cut out for the jack hook to hook into, you may have to look under the bumper to see these cut outs. slide the jack and the base under the bumper and lift the jack head into that notch, sometimes they slide up and sometimes you have to "jack" them up into position. The lug wrench handle is designed to fit into the jack and allow you to jack the car. On the jack head there is a lever that says 'down' flip the lever up and move the handle up and down to ratchet the car up, it takes a good ammount of force once the car gets up. Once you are done flip the lever down and ratchet the handle again to lower. When lowering you must push the handle down pretty hard to activate the ratchet function. It's primative but I found it very effective in lifting this heavy car.

To remove back bumper you need to start removing the interior panels in trunk then tail lights to access the nuts that hold it in and also there are some plastic inserts under neath the car that must be removed also. A new one will come already painted the origonal color of your car if you give them the vin for your car and assuming it is the original color. It takes quite a while to get it off and on so set a day aside and have the new one there so you will remember where all the nuts go. Good luck

Yes it will but your lights will be different.