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# Support bumper with a jack or jackstand # With an assistant supporting the bumper remove the bolts,nuts and stud plates retaining the bumper to the frame # Disconnect any ireing harnesses or any other components that would interfere and detach the bumper

Well it depends on the year. On the 1996-1998 grand am Gt and Se there are 2 push in clips on the top side, under the hood. There are two small screws on both the left and right side just to the outside of the headlights. (you have to remove the headlights) Then you have to get underneath and remove the wheel liner from both sides. Then reach up under the bumper and there are two bolts( i think 10 mm) that hold the bumper to the fender. Once you remove all that hardware, it will just slide off.

I just changed mine....I have 2001 Honda Accord (EX-V-6) and the local guy charged me $500. Good Luck!!

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Cot bumpers are used for baby cribs to protect the baby from hitting its head against the bars of the crib. There is some controversy surrounding them though as they have caused suffocation in some cases.

You will have to make sure and purchase some that are extra sticky. If you put them on real good and tight, they will stick for a long time.

I would say the opposite is true. I've installed a body kit on my car, and I had to remove the bumper reinforcement bars from front and back.. The only way the body kit would fit.

I would suggest that you be a responsible and conscientious driver all the more, as you lose a degree of protection.. Other then that, they look good if done well enough.

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Although there is a National Bumper Pool Association in the US, they have not yet established a set of regulations for equipment and use the Billiard Congress of America rules. The BCA has no rule for bumper pool table regulation size.

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I have a Honda Accord 2002 and I have removed the bumper several times. I don't know if it is the same for a 1996 but I will tell you how i did mine.

Under the rear wheel wells, along the edge near the back is a screw. There is one on mine but there be more than one. Remove the screws for each.

After this, pop the rear trunk and look along the edge of the trunk right where the trunk hood meets the trunk itself. There are three black plastic screws that hold the rest of the rear bumper to the frame. I don't know exactly how these screws work but they don't just unscrew - I had to pop them out with a screw driver instead of rotating them out. Once those are out the rear bumper will lift up and off. There are some hooks along the rear wheel well where you removed the screws - you need to lift and pull out these edges, then lift the entire rear bumper off from the middle of the rear bumper.

Once you've done this, it goes pretty easily. If you have no problem with removing the black plastic screws or unhooking the edges, it should come off in less than five minutes.

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It's pretty simple, just disconnect the wiring to the license plate light, and disconnect any wiring harness routing clips from the bumper. Then you remove the 3 bolts from each side that hold the bumper to the frame rails. I would estimate that it's about a 30 minute job if you're mechanically inclined. If you find that the nuts are too rusted to remove, spend $5-10 on a nut splitter (every mechanic should own one anyways) and replace the nuts and bolts later. After removing the nuts and before removing the bolts, you may wish to have a friend help you support and remove the bumper.

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Why,.....if yours issue was the same as mine it was too low to the ground....my was removed the first year i bought it. It seemed to bottom out on every driveway....also it would hang up on curb stops. Clearly a design issue, and Kia shops were no help...other than offering me a new replacement----then im back to square one.... forget it!

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If you crawl under the front of the car you should see two bumper mounts these look like a tube with a flat metal plate on either end. One plate is bolted to the bumper and the other is bolted to the radiator support.

The bumper mounts are a shock absorber, so be aware that if these have been compressed too far due to damage they may need to be repalced (one or both) to get the bumper to line up evenly.

The plate on the bumper mount that attaches to the bumper has 2-4 bolts that go through it into the bumper. Simply remove these and the bumper will come off. I suggest you loosen all of them first, then remove all but one from each mount. This will prevent the bumper from falling off prematurely. Then get someone to support the bumper while you remove the remaining bolts. Be aware that if you have the turnign lights in the bumper you need to unplug the lights from the bumper before you remove it.

If you do not have an assistant, you can unbolt the bumper mount from the radiator support rather than from the bumper. It will stay in the radiator support even with all the bolts removed. Then once you have unbolted the mounts you cna climb out from under the car and pull the bumper straight out from the car and it will come out. Then if you are re-using the mount unbolt them and bolt them loosely to the new bumper.

For either method get the bumper back up on the car (bolt the mount firmly to the radiator support if you removed it. Then lift and adjust the bumper until you have it lined up the best you can, and tighten one bolt per side to keep it in place. Then go back and tighten the other bolts.

It wont cost you a dime if you have some basic tool / sockets set and time. 8 bolts hold the bumper together. 4 on each side. That's it.

try this site, you put in your vin number or year of your ranger and it will give you parts list, then do the same with the mazda and it will tell you if it's the same number. I know that the bumper brackets are the same for that year. http://www.fordparts.com/

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you close ur ds dry ur lips and blow as hard as you can into the edges of thebumper or u get compressed air and shoot it into the cracks