How to replace the rear bumper cover on a Chrysler Pacifica

If I remember correctly, it should be behind the inner wheel liner on the drivers side behind the bumper. Just pull the drivers wheel and the liner is easily accessible.

its located near the battery , generally inside front bumper driver side

Put a couple lines of silicone calk on it and stick it on there

Instructions

Engage the emergency parking brake, to avoid causing the car to roll or move when removing the bumper.

Release the screws holding the wheel well liners in place with a screwdriver. This will expose the screws holding the bumper bolts. • Release the bolts holding the bumper in place, using a wrench, and have a friend support it while it remains wired to the car.

Disconnect the wiring running to the bumper to separate the fog lights from the car. Pull out the light fixtures from the bumper cover.

Remove the grill in the bumper cover, taking out the screws holding it into the cover. This will allow you to separate the grill and the bumper cover.

Secure the grill and light fixtures into the new bumper cover, using the hardware you removed from the old cover.

Reconnect the necessary wiring. Support the bumper cover in front of your car or have your friend hold it in place again.

Secure the bumper cover using the retaining bolts you took out earlier. Tighten the bolts to hold the bumper cover securely against the car.

Replace the wheel well liners with the screws you took out.

Used ones are 100 to150 there are two screws by the rear tail lights. Push pins across the bottom and a screw in the bottom of each wheel well. Open tailgate and pull up

theres screws under neath bumper remove screws under bumper.

I have a 2004 Pacifica and mine is on the drivers side front, underneath between the bumper and the wheel splash guard. You will need to remove the splash guard ti access the PCM. Not very hard at all. Replacement time for a handy DIYer: about 1/2 hour. Good luck!!

We had the same random problem. Sometimes it would do it and sometimes it wouldn't. It's an easy fix. Have the throttle assembly cleaned. You can do it yourself. That's exactly what happened with our 2004 Pacifica. I took it to the Chrysler dealership and since we have an extended warranty (bumper to bumper) it was covered. It was an easy job though. It took them about 10 mins.

if there aren't any screws on the out side, you'll have to gain access from the trunk.