How to install rear bumperr

This is not as easy a process as you might think. There are three nuts in the trunk behind the garnish, but the harder part is there are two bolts behind the rear bumper. You have to remove the rear floor finish plate from the trunk and then the bumper and then you will see the two bolts that hold on the taillight assembly.

Most van bumpers are usually mounted from either underneath or inside the trunk. It can depend on whether it is an impact bumper or just a decorative over cover. It will probably be bolted through the rear floor or through the rear skirt panel fixed from the inside, under the body. Some are even bolted directly to the chassis rear end.

YOU CAR DONT HAVE FRAME YOU HAVE A UNIBODY.UNIBODY IF REAR OF CAR BEEN DAMAGED.THEN THE REAR FENDERS AND QUARTER PANELS HAS TO CUT OUT AND WELDED IN PLACE ALSO THE TRUNK FLOOR PAN HAS TO BECUT OUT AND WELDED BACK IN PLACE .THE TRUNK LID HAS TO BE REMOVED ALSO THE BUMPER HAS TO BE REMOVED.BASICALLY BY CAR BEEN A UNIBODY THE REAR PART OF THE CAR HAS TO BE CUT OUT NEW BODY PARTS WELDED BACK IN PLACE.THIS JOB FOR BODY SHOP.YOU NEED LOTS OF TOOLS AIR CHISELS MIG WELDER, GAS WELDER,BODY JACKS ,HYDRALIC UNIBODY FRAME STRAIGHTNERS.

Under the rear wheel wells, along the edge near the back is a screw. There is one on mine but there be more than one. Remove the screws for each.

After this, pop the rear trunk and look along the edge of the trunk right where the trunk hood meets the trunk itself. There are three black plastic screws that hold the rest of the rear bumper to the frame. I don't know exactly how these screws work but they don't just unscrew - I had to pop them out with a screw driver instead of rotating them out. Once those are out the rear bumper will lift up and off. There are some hooks along the rear wheel well where you removed the screws - you need to lift and pull out these edges, then lift the entire rear bumper off from the middle of the rear bumper.

Once you've done this, it goes pretty easily. If you have no problem with removing the black plastic screws or unhooking the edges, it should come off in less than five minutes.



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take help of the following steps to remove rear bumper on ur tucson.

Open the trunk of your vehicle.

1. Unscrew all the screws on the inside plastic trim that covers your bumper to trunk connection.
   
2. Pry the plastic piece out with a flathead screwdriver. You will expose the bolts that attach the rear bumper to the trunk.
   
3. Unscrew the bolts connecting to the inside of your rear bumper. There should be four bolts.
   
4. Unscrew the two to four screws connecting to your bumper from the inside of the rear wheel tire wells. These screws are on the area of the tire well that is closet to the bumper.
   
5. Slide under the rear of your car. Use a flathead screwdriver to pop the plastic rivets out of place along the underside of the rear bumper. There should be four to six rivets.
   
6. 
   Squat behind your car and firmly pull the bumper off. There will popping plastic sounds, this is the pop-in-place plastic rivets that are the last pieces that hold your rear bumper in place.
   

How To Install Replace Remove Rear Bumper Cover Honda Civic 01-05

Rear Bumper: Service and Repair
REAR BUMPER
Removal and Installation
REMOVAL
1. Remove the LH and RH rear combination lamps.
2. Remove both the rear wheels and tires.
3. Remove the LH and RH splash shields.
4. Remove the rear bumper fascia clips and screws, then remove the rear bumper fascia.
5. Remove the rear energy absorbing foam.
6. Remove the rear bumper reinforcement.
7. Remove the rear bumper supports.
INSTALLATION
Installation is in the reverse order of removal.

the release cable is behind the rear bumper on the nearside below the tail lamp. if you remove the inner arch liner and heatshield for exhaust enough to get your hand up there to reach and pull wire as you cant remove bumper without openingthe boot.

This may sound odd but if you can put a small person in the trunk with a flashlight while you pour water in the areas suspected, they can trace the leaking area, believe it or not I used to use this method while I was a Ford mechanic. Otherwise, maybe you can apply clear or black silicone to the area or remove the screw or bolt and coat it with silicone and replace it.

If you're asking how do you change a taillight bulb, then follow this procedure:

Open the trunk lid.

Disconnect the connectors from the taillights (taillight bulb connectors are visible by looking inside the trunk at the back of the tail lamps.) There may be an interior trunk trim panel that you have to take off but in most cases its just a series of thumb screws that hold them in.


Brake Lights/Taillights: 21/5 W

Rear Turn Signal Light: 21 W

Back-up Light: 21 W

Rear Side Marker Light: 5 W


Turn the bulb sockets 45 º counterclockwise to remove the bulbs.


If you're removing the taillamps with the bumper off there are 3 nuts and screws that hold the taillight to the rear panel of the car that have to come off from the inside of the trunk.
Remove the nuts and screws, then remove the taillight.

hope that answers your question