Anyone have any gm diagrams for taking off my front bumper cover and all that stuff..
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Anyone have any gm diagrams for taking off my front bumper cover and all that stuff..
My chilton manual is pathetic and doesn't even seem to show the newer ls1s.
I need to remove my front end bumper cover, and all that stuff to install my aps intercooler. Aps instructions don't show any of that figure guy would have a manual.
So if anyone can post some diagrams would greatly appreciate it. Also the bumper on my ta has some kind of pins on the bottom. Are they resuseable. How do you get them off..?
I need to remove my front end bumper cover, and all that stuff to install my aps intercooler. Aps instructions don't show any of that figure guy would have a manual.
So if anyone can post some diagrams would greatly appreciate it. Also the bumper on my ta has some kind of pins on the bottom. Are they resuseable. How do you get them off..?
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its harder then it looks man,their are 3 push pins on top middle bumper,then you have remove all the plastic under the car(maybe 15 screws) then their are i think 4 screws that bolt up to each fender(have to get under car for most of removal). of course make sure you remove bulbs in turn signals.
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Search for remove bumper support, you can find some good info on taking it off. Lots of info on it in the drag racing section.
It took me and a friend about 20 minutes to yank the front off of his Camaro the other day, and I've done mine as well. Probably a bit more complicated on the t/a's though.
It took me and a friend about 20 minutes to yank the front off of his Camaro the other day, and I've done mine as well. Probably a bit more complicated on the t/a's though.
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Its not that bad. It took me like 20min to take it off. You will probably need a buddy to help you remove it once you get all the bolts/screws off, so you dont bend the bumber too much and crack the paint. You are going to have to feel for the bolts that hold it to the fender, thats what I did.
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Also here is a link to some pics I have. You can see where the bolts connect to the fender. http://s293.photobucket.com/albums/m...k410/?start=40