Installation of a front bumper can be complicated. These helpful instructions may help a person with this task. If you choose to install a bumper yourself, please be cautioned that professional installation is always recommended. Please confirm before you start that your safety equipment has been applied to you, your car and your new bumper. These 10 easy steps can make a difficult install relatively easy.



The following steps are detailed instructions that you can follow. It is very important that you make sure to read each step carefully and completely:

1.Look closely at the new bumper and your car for screws, bolts and clips. Remove these pieces from your existing front bumper and place them in a safe area. Follow this by the full removal of the cars current front bumper.

2.Next, test the fit of the new front bumper. Make sure that nothing hinders with the placement and fit on the car.

3.If the fitment is correct the installation process may move forward.

4.If the fitment is incorrect then the removal or repositioning of certain components, such as reinforcement bars may be required. This is because every car is different. If this is the case remove the element and test fit the front bumper again. This should be done with caution and is done at the installers own risk.

5.Most of the time the new aftermarket bumper is placed the exact way the factory piece was. The most important key to great fitment in installation is the drilling procedure. The holes should be drilled in the places that will give the piece a great fit. Usually, these holes will be drilled in the same place as the factory bumper. At this point only mocking is required.

6.When the bumper is in place, shaving or filing maybe required. Many parts will require this because certain areas are made with more material to lower the risk of damage. Also, if a car has been in an accident or previously modified, this may cause additional sanding, cutting or filing.

7.Now that the front fits well, be very precise and drill the holes.

8.Prepping for paint is what needs to be done after the holes have been drilled. Depending on what material the front bumper is made of will determine the steps for prepping.

9.After the piece has been painted, clear coating may be appropriate.

10.Make sure there are not any leftover parts and that everything is secure. After this is done, your front bumper installation process is complete.

If these steps are followed thoroughly then a great new look should be your result. If there are problems always contact the retailer you purchased the part from. A good retailer will always guarantee fitment.