How do you remove the rear bumper fascia?

Answer by  Atomicrayon (2504)

The bumper on most vehicles is held together by 3 - 4 bolts. You're going to need either the right size matching socket or a crescent wrench if you've got the arm strength for it. The bolts are located on the underbelly of the bumper.

Answer by  Cali (518)

Looking at the bumber from underneath the car, use a star head screwdriver to take out all of the screws. make sure all screws and plastic clips have been removed before pulling out the fascia.

Answer by  mbrunett (78)

The placing of bumper to body fasteners varies greatly from car to car. In general, though, there are three things that hold on the bumper. There will be screws/bolts under the tailgate, and on the underbody. There may also need Torx or allen wrenches, and most bumbers have plastic tabs.

Answer by  6ixk (1156)

Removing the rear bumper to any application always consists of the same things. The bumper clips, they are located in the rear fender well, and under the rear side of the car. Take a fork and remove to two center prongs, it makes the best puller!

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Well the process would be unique to an certain type of car. Generally speaking you would have to remove any screw then pry loose and body clips along the edges.

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

Get crescent wrench, torx wrench, allen wrench or right size fitting socket. Got 4-3 Bolts are on underbelly of bumper. Every screw and plastic clips has to be off before pulling fascia out.