Need to replace the front bumper cover on a 1995 ford escort

National Auto Body Parts offers a variety of aftermarket bumper covers for your 1988 Ford Escort LX hatchback. You can find the front bumper cover for your car model at a price of $366 .

AutoBodyParts also offers a remanufactured OE front bumper cover for your car model .

Bumper Megastore has a genuine Ford reconditioned front bumper cover for your car model at a price of €329.77 .I haven't try to convert that cost!

CARiD.com offers Autograde™ front bumper cover retainers by Dorman® for your car model at a price range of $2.39 - $10.61

Yes the single and double overhead cam engines are both interference engines.
So you have a 50/50 chance the valves are damaged if the belt broke while the engine was running.
Most people replace the belt then check compression before putting the engine front back together.

1) raise the car left front as much as you can with the jack, and secure it 2) slip under the car front, and disconnect the fog light 3) unscrew and remove the mud-protecting plate attached below the water cooler (4 screws and 6 snap-on plugs) 4) with a forehead light, locate the two 13 mm hex nuts holding the bumper (on the side of the watercooler) and remove them 5) repeat 1, 2 and 4 above on the right side 6) remove the bumper
Good luck, Friscostart

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How do you know the cam sensor is bad? You tested it how? Don't go by a code being set,you'll be wrong 50% of the time.

You have to remove the front bumper cover. Put the car on jack stands (the front) and remove the inner fender plastic. You'll need a long extension and a 10mm socket to remove the nuts and bolts holding the bumper cover in place. Once the cover is off removal of the headlight becomes obvious.

Apply the parking brake and raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands.

Disconnect the negative battery cable, then the positive battery cable and wait two minutes before proceeding further (make sure you have the code if you have an anti-theft radio because you will need it after disconnecting the battery).

Working under the vehicle, detach the screws securing the lower edges of the bumper cover (use a small screwdriver to pop the center button up on the plastic fasteners, but do not try to remove the center buttons. They stay in the ferrules)

Remove the bolts, screws and plastic pins on each side retaining the bumper cover to the splash shields. Remove the bolt on each side where the bumper cover attaches to the fender.

Working at the top, detach the retaining bolts (2) securing the bumper cover to the hood latch support. Remove the cover.

When you put it back, make sure the tabs along the top edge of the bumper cover fit into the corresponding clips on the body before attaching the bolts and screws. An assistant is helpful.

Hope this helps you.

The sides of the bumper slide on over a large pin to hold them in place. The easiest and correct way of getting it back on is to unbolt the bumper cover from the impact absorbers in the rear and slide the cover off by pulling it straight back. When you slide it back on, make sure the cover goes on the pins on each side before pushing it all the way back in place and bolting it back up to the impact absorbers. If you have been rear-ended then the tracks that these pins slide into may be broken. If thats the case you will have to replace the bumper cover

You have to basically remove the bumper cover in order to do this.
You will need a 10mm socket with a couple extensions and a phillips screwdriver.
First remove the plastic shield inside the wheel well using the phillips screwdriver.
There are 3 10mm bolts that have to be removed the attach the bumper cover to the fender. The first one is just inside the newly uncovered hole. For the other 2 you will need the extensions. They are located all the way back in the hole beside the headlight assembly. If you look in with a flashlight You will see 3 bolts down in there. One of them will have a 1/2 inch spacer on it. Do not worry about this bolt, it holds the header panel on. The other 2 bolts are the ones you need to remove. Once this is done, if you need to remove the bolts under the hood that hold the bumper cover on the header panel. You should now have adequate movement to move the bumper cover out of the way of the 3 10mm bolts on the headlight assembly that were blocked.

Yes, a metal tank can replace the plastic one provided it is designed for the same year, make and model vehicle. You shouldn't have any problems with a replacement tank.