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Old 01-13-2009, 08:29 PM
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any one got some tips and tricks to pullin off the front bumper all i got is hand tools. and its super cold out so im trying to do it quickly
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tow rope+tree=off thats how i did it
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8 bolts per bumper and they come right off. Directions are same for the front and rear. Go up under and inside the bumper, where the end of the framerails are. 4 bolts on each side and they come right off. Simple wrench or socket and ratchet will do the trick.
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Originally Posted by wicked_xj
tow rope+tree=off thats how i did it

Unless you're joking...FAIL!!!


Take the bolts out, and it will come right off. It's very easy, and don't do the tree method!!!!
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mine were rusted from the salt belt no pb blaster,pry bar and i had a 4 ft one lol. This was my last result. So no FAILfor meeeeeee
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watch the vacume canister dont rip out the hose like i did lol. other than that its pretty simple just like they said
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Oh yes, I did forget to mention the vacuum canister. That will be inside your front bumper over on the passenger side. Remove that before you pull the bumper off. Just a couple of screws holding it on.

If you only found 3 bolts on either side of your bumper where I told you to look then that's probably all that are there. Pull the bolts you see and it will come off.
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Im doing the same, thanks for telling me about the vacuum canister I would never have guessed.
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Pull the vaccum hose for the canister up into the engine bay and find a safe place to stash your canister and plug it back in, otherwise your heater controls will quit working.
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