How does this install does the bumper need removed
1307639
There are bolts on top the radiator, and underneath the radiator that you remove. Next there are plastic fasteners in front of the front tire that comes out. Once those are removed th front end pulls straight out. Replace the grill and reverse the possess to reinstall. If you break any of the plastic fasteners you can pic up new ones at an auto store.
1307640
it's best to remove bumper for easier instalation bumper is real easy to remove
1307641
Kevi. Its easier if you possibly can remove the bumper I install mine outside at the time I lived in an apartment I didn't have a garage and a buddy helped me because i didnt want to take my bumper off in my parking lot. if you cannot take it off you will need two people and a crowbar to slightly pull back the plastic by the grill so are you can kind of wedge it in at the bottom so you can screw the bottom screws in but it does look real nice and holds up well for the last year or so through washes and rain and snow good investment hope it works out. Let me know
1307642
Yea it does. Just look up how tobremove it on YouTube and should take you like an hour and a half. It was actually a really fun project.
1307643
yes you have to remove the bumper but its a real easy installation and there's a real easy removal from the bumper to put this part on
1307644
No, You do not need to remove the bumper. If you actually take the two top plastic panels, under the hood off. You can take a right angled philips head screw driver and loosen up all the screws on the previous grill. You should then just be able to pop the new one in, and screw it all together.
1280435
The bumper attaches to the factory frame and then some with the which mounts adding I to the sub frame. instructions are clear and helpful, along with videos online!
1855038
no just clean off all the dirt and remove the bumper plastic clips and just tape it on top of the factory on then put in the plastic clips...
915352
NO. You remove the old fasteners & save them, remove the old guard, line up the existing holes with the new guard, remove the adhesive protective strips, press the new guard in place and re-install the fasteners into the new guard and bumper.
1728640
No. What's u get the front fender off which is kind of a hastle there is a big bar which is the bumper. Take it off. I believe there are four bolts to take off.
499468
You need to follow the instructions in the Manual. It is available online if you don't have the hard copy that comes with the equipment. The hardest part is getting the bumper head off which you need to do if there is tangled or broken line within the assembly.
1527266
I did not install the bumper myself, I had a friend at a body shop do it while they were working on my 2000 Durango. He said that taking all the rusted, useless screws out of the bumper facia was a real pain. The bumper went on slick after that. I think that the material used to make the replacemnet bumper I purchased was by far better quality than the original that came on mine in the first place.
1251941
Bumper does NOT need removal. This unit bolts on directly to factory equipment. It takes less than 5 minutes.
1603725
The stock towing package from Toyota doesn't interfere with the removal or installation of the stock bumper. This bumper sits on the framerails separate from the tow receiver. Don't have any idea how the Uhaul hitch receiver is attached.
1795517
To remove mine I take the grey bumper off. Then I pull up on both sides where the little squares are (by pulling from behind them up) until the top pops off.
2138389
You don't need to remove the bumper, but you may need to remove the plastic cover that sits between the bumper and the grill. The instructions said that the cover needs to be cut, but I managed to do it without cutting. The hardest part will be getting the nuts and bolts in place, in the tight small spaces. The bottom plastic under the bumper may need to be removed for easy access to put the bolts in place.
492342
This is not what you want to here, the rack bolts to the wind shield attachment bolts and to the rear bumper bolts. I had to remove the plastic bumper caps, then enlarge the two holes that bumper bolts go through in the bracket and fit on to the bumper bolts, only got about half of the nut on the bolt, the bolts are welded to the stock bumper and can't be removed unless you want to lose the stock bumper, I would get hold of Body Armor or Qurdatrack to ask about the long wheel base.
619499
The brackets that bolt the bumper to the frame are welded on the bumper, you'll have to use the old bolts though because new bolts are not supplied
1304216
It does include installation instructions. It is as easy as: clean the bumper, align the protector, peel and stick.
783496
To install, place the bottom tabs into the factory mounting points in the lower bumper. Secure the upper grille using the provided fasteners by pushing them from the top of the bumper through the factory mounting points down through the tab openings of the grille. *Some vehicles may have a plastic factory grille insert that needs to be removed before installing the new grille. The plastic insert may be fastened with screws on top, which require tools to remove. Please feel free to call us with any questions or concerns.
1648524
You have to remove the bumper skin and the wheel-well liners, I think. Its been several years. If you search you-tube someone will have a video showing what comes off. I wouldn't say they are "easy" to remove/install but it wasn't rocket science either. I think it took me a couple hours... if you don't include the time I spent messing around with the messed up angle adjustment boss that I received.
1468249
You need to remove the lower air dam panel from the underside of the bumper. Additionally, I removed liner of the front wheel well on the same side as the fog light you are replacing. It is definitely a job for small hands and patience. Also, if you have universal jointed socket extensions, removing the some of the fog light screws are accessible from the air dam "wine rack" holes.