How to Replace a Front Bumper
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Moderate
2.1 to 3.5 hours to fix for the average DIY'er
Parts needed:
Bumper
Bumper Mounting Kit
Tools needed:
Estimated Costs:
DIY Costs
Est. $389.09 parts only Shop Costs
Est. $636.59 in parts and labor
Est. $389.09 parts only Shop Costs
Est. $636.59 in parts and labor
Costs are based on averages for all vehicles.
Guide Steps
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Locate your front bumper and inspect it for damage.
Disconnect the wires to the turn signals and fog lamps if they are attached to the front bumper.
Support the front bumper with a floor jack. Remove the mounting bracket bolts.
Carefully lower the front bumper to the ground.
Remove all components from the front bumper. This may include turn signals, fog lights, a license plate and bumper trim.
Compare the new bumper to the old bumper to ensure that it is the correct replacement part.
Attach all of the removed components to the new bumper.
Install the new front bumper and torque the mounting bolts to the manufacturer's specifications.
If applicable, reattach the wires to the turn signals and fog lights. Inspect the new front bumper for proper alignment.
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