How do i fix dent oncorner of rear bumper on my2012 kia sedona

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Take care not to bend or scratch the trim and panels. 1. Remove the rear combination lamp cover (A) using a screwdriver or remover.

are you referring to the drain plug? if so, it is located on the passenger side bottom facing the front bumper. see attached diagram under radiator removal. http://www.kia-forums.com/attachments/kia-carnival-sedona/9678d1319024147-removing-radiator-kia-sedona-2005-remove-radiator.jpg

1. Remove rear combination light assembly. A. Remove two mounting screws. B. Disconnect electrical connector from rear side of light assembly.

2. Remove bumper assembly. A. Remove four fasteners and four retaining screws from top of bumper assembly. B. Remove mud flap from bumper assembly. C. Remove two screws from bottom of bumper assembly. D. Remove two screws from side of bumper assembly. E. Remove four bumper mounting bolts from under of vehicle.
3. Install rear bumper in reverse order of removal.

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Sounds like one of the attaching bolts in the suspension has come loose slightly or it could be a worn bush.

If you will walk to the rear of the vehicle and look down at the bumper and around that are you should see some wrapped up wires with a plugin at the end. Your bumber may have a cap installed that yo lift up and then you would see the connction for the travel trailer. If you look under the bumper it may be wrapped up under there as well. If you see nothing like this then you will need to have it installed. Hope this helps, The Raz

1. Remove rear combination light assembly. A. Remove two mounting screws. B. Disconnect electrical connector from rear side of light assembly. 2. Remove bumper assembly. A. Remove four fasteners and four retaining screws from top of bumper assembly. B. Remove mud flap from bumper assembly. C. Remove two screws from bottom of bumper assembly. D. Remove two screws from side of bumper assembly. E. Remove four bumper mounting bolts from under of vehicle. 3. Install rear bumper in reverse order of removal.

These vans have a styrofoam bumper wrapped in semi-rigid plastic. When you dented the bumper you probably dented the styrofoam as well, so depending on how deep the dent is you may not be able to bring it back to normal.

The surest way to fix the dent would be to remove the bumper by unbolting it, then taking out the styrofoam and pushing out the dent.

Ok no problem.You should be able to unbolt or unscrew the whole taillight assemblely.You may have to open the back hatch to gain access.Most vehicles that have a rear hatch or doors only have 2 bolts or screws holding them in and they are useually on the inboard side.Let me know if this was of any help.

is it a rubber bumper? use suction cups, thats what dent specialist use instead of takin off the entire bumper. use a winshield dashboard suction cup for example. Just be creative...