rear bumper cover replacement
I had hit a jersey wall and screwed up my rear bumper cover pretty bad so I finally found a replacement at a junkyard that was from a front end wreck. Took about an hour and a half to do with moving a lot of my airride stuff out of the trunk just to have space to throw everything.
Pulled back the carpet, unscrewed the lights, unhooked the bulbs.
4 10 mm nuts for the infamous "berger" panel everyone paints or fills in and sticks an older emblem on
once that is off you have 4 more 10 mm nuts around the perimeter behind the spare tire and on the drivers side
remember that only counts to 8 nuts, need another 2, where are they you ask? in the wheel well along with a phillips (+) head self tapper that you have to unscrew. Then go underneath and pull out the 4 body clips in the center. Now you are left with 6 of those annoying body clips that I always break off and need more of. The kind that you have to pull the center out of and then pull the whole piece out. Anyway there are 4 below where the CAMARO, panel sat and 2 on the bottom, one on each end of the bumper.
You're done, pull each side out and pull the bumper cover off.
Replacement was even faster than disassembly. Not a thorough write up but the jist of it is there. Was a fun past hour and a half. I'll clean the car up and put up a picture of the final later!
I'm sorry that you're so inclined that you don't need any information on removing a body panel.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/paint-body-work/518570-ceta-bumper-how.html
Alas, I'm sorry that you are a reigning expert.
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