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Change the headlight assembly on a 91 honda civic si hatchback

It's the left (driver's side) headlight assembly on a 91 honda civic hatchback. Does the front bumper need to come off in order to do this. I seem to remember needing to take the bumper off.????

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I don't believe you do. You may have to take several of the clips or screws out, that also help to hold the bumper cover on , but that should be it

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