Bumpers

I would first try your local salvage yard. If they cannot help, then go to a body shop. They can order you one. Cost, I do not have a clue.

Getting this bumper new is not possible. You'll have to post that you are looking for one on a salvage web site and if and when one becomes available, they will let you know. You'd be better off looking for one yourself through Hemmings Motor News or Toronado groups such as on yahoo Groups. You may even have to find a core and have it rechromed. I know all this because I've had to replace mine.

You have to pop out the harness that holds it on to your bumper. Youll be left with a wire with the light on the end of it. Take it apart, and there is your light bulb.

1st take off the screws then he old bumper...put the new one in and the return all the screws. EASY!!!

No, if you get into another accident the frame will collapse further, and could cause damage to the occupants. Driving a vehicle with a bent frame is also harder to steer because it interferes with your alignment in most cases.

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how do you remove and replace rear bumper on an xtype jag

Unfortunately, unless you have a police officer on scene on either the crash she caused, or the collision involving you, it's be near impossible to prove in court. Fortunately, most insurance companies have a low deductible but if you didn't want to involve the insurance company, I would have a conversation with her and pay for a percentage of the bumper, depending on how much damage you caused. You could get a mechanic involved and have him survey the damage that was done to your car and see if that had the kinetic power to cause the damage it had done to it. For example, if you have just a scratch and her bumper is up against her front frame, it's obvious the damage was pre-collision with you, but that requires her cooperation too. Good luck!

A bolt on each side of the fender, 2 fasteners underneath the bumper, 3 screws and a bolt behind each wheel, slide off mounts one each side near the back, and a few buttons along the top of the bumper on the sides and by the trunk. It's more of an ordeal than you'd think, especially the two pop in fasteners underneath the bumper. It took two of us an hour to get mine off, even after seeing the original (and very incomplete) answer to this question.

There is a site that shows how to remove the rear bumper in an Accord but it is NOT the 2002 but the 2003 model. I don't know how much different this would be but it might give soe insight. The link is www.cardomain.com/ride/650229/3

It is about $300 to $350 in Flushing NY

1. turn on your car
2. make sure there is a wall behind your car
3. put the gear in reverse from park
4. press the accelerator as hard as you can
5. make you sure when you press it you go flying backwards
6. when you hear a loud crash
7. that means your bumper is broken
8. now put the gear in park
9. turn off the car
10. get out
11. close the door
12. go behind your car
13. pull the bumper as hard as you can
14. 100% that the bumper will come off
15. thats what professional cadillac people do like me
16. hope i helped you

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not sure how old this is but I'll answer it. when ur looking at the back of the car on each side of the back of the rear wheel well you'll find a Phillips head screw holding the bumper on there. then under the car you'll find 2 10mm bolts. ok now the fun part, you have to open the trunk and remove the carpet covering from the back and along the bottom you'll find 4 10mm bolts, one on each side and two sort of in the middle. then you sould be able to wiggle it free, but be warned, its very hard to get it back on once its off.

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Well, it used to be on older cars that you put them on the bumpers at the back of the car, hence the name, but nowadays you don't have those kind of bumpers anymore so its acceptable to place them anywhere on the rear of the vehicle (not covering any important lights of course)

remove the side markers and then the screws under them, also screws under latch cover in trunk, underside of bumper, behind fender liners.

It's actually not as difficult as it seems. Look in the fender liner area (where the wheel wheel is) and you will see the screws that hold the liner in place. Once you remove the bottom screws (or be it the screws that hold the edges of the fender liner), you can carefully pull it back a bit to expose the bulb and socket. To remove the socket turn it counter clockwise until you can pull it out. To reinstall the socket turn it clockwise until it locks in place Carefully remove the bulb from the socket and replace with same type. To remove the bulb pull it straight out. Push the new bulb straight in. The bulb is a 194 5w bulb. Note: most of the time the reason the bulbs are burning out in the bumper is due to water getting in behind the lens and not being able to drain. What I have done is use a Dremmel tool to carfully drill a very small hole along the bottom of the lens to allow the water to drain. Another option is if you have clear silicone you can suirt some around the outside of the lens. This will prevent water from getting in. However, if there is already water in the lens you will have to drain the water first. To drain the water use a ratchet wrench and unscrew the nut that holds the lens to the bumper. In severe cases of corroded sockets you might have to replace the socket where the bulb goes into.

Open rear boot lid or hatch door, there is a single bolt on either side next to the door stops. Remove these two bolts. Remove rear mudflaps if fitted. At the bottom left and right hand corners are upholstery plugs underneath where the mudflaps are fitted. These are best removed by using similtaneously two screw drivers to either side to pull out the core of the plug fitting,it DOES NOT completely remove. These plugs can now be withdrawn. Now remove the three upholstery plugs sercuring the bottom edge of the bumper assembly to the underneath splash panels along the rear bottom edge of the vehicle. The last items to be removed are two screws( 1 x either side ) in the wheel arch where the bumper assembly joins the bodywork.

The whole bumper can now be gently removed by pulling straight out towards you the hip panel sections either side to unclip from the body bracket. DO NOT pull down or up as these sections are unclipped as this will result in damaging the plastic clip bracket that is attached to the body work. The whole operation can be easily done in about fifteen minutes.

A rear bumper from a 73 Impala would also work.

Open the Hood of the car. You will see where the bumper attaches to the body. there, you will see these black studs. Push the center of the stud in, then the whole stud will push up towards you. Remove all of the studs you will see, then the bumper should come off pretty easily. The Japanese sure did a good job on those black studs.

There are also some screws underneath, it's pretty easy to open it though, don't forget to unscrew them off before you pull out the bumper.

I have a 93 sable, but it should be the same. There are two mounting areas on each side of the bumper with 3 bolts in each of them. You will have to access them from underneath the car. There are also two bolts which attach the bumper on each side of the car. remove the front bolts first, then remove the ones on the side. then you and a helper grab each side of the bumper and slide it out towards the front of the car. once you remove the bumper, you will see two slotted areas on the sides of the bumper. you need to re-align those with a round metal part (you'll see it once you remove the bumper), when you re-install the bumper.

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Pull your liner down at the front points of rear bumper and remove the two #10 bolts....take visable bolts and clips off the bottom of cover....lift gate---open storage compartment---remove plastic clips that hold liner and remove liner---remove two black clips that hold trim plate and remove trim plate---there will be 5 #10 bolts inside holes in to remove .....pull cover off! Note: from front points of cover to gate the cover just snaps in.

there are three cutout compartments located on the rear bumper.

1 - middle and 2- on the sides. Pop them off and unscrew the bolts.

The curving corners under the rear quarter panels slide out by pushing forward and letting them fall off track. Sincerely, Dat dude

Have you checked JC Whitney? They have tons of automotive accessories. They had bumper covers at their website. Request a catalogue while you are there. http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Search?catalogId=10101&storeId=10101&sku=bumper+cover&searchbtn.x=13&searchbtn.y=13 These are the results when I added Dodge Dakota 07: http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Browse/showCustom-0/makeName-Dodge/makeId-23/modelName-Dakota/modelId-412/year-2007/showAll-1/c-10101/Nty-1/Ntx-mode+matchallpartial/N-10101+200728540+2007/tf-Browse/s-10101/Ntk-AllTextSearchGroup?Ntt=bumper%20cover