How to Replace 2011-2015 Honda Civic Rear Bumper Cover скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Replace 2011-2015 Honda Civic Rear Bumper Cover

Replacing your 2014-2015 Honda Civic rear bumper is a lot easier than you think. Don't throw money away for when you can tackle this DIY job in less than 30 minutes. Where to buy your paint to match bumper: bit.ly/civicrearbumper Source: https://www.revemoto.com Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/Revemoto?su... 0:00 Start 0:35 Install the bumper accessories 0:41 Lower valance install 2:46 Install the reflectors 4:40 Change the bumper retainers 6:59 Install foam absorber 7:35 Mount the bumper 11:20 Secure the center Allen bolts 12:07 Secure the lower bumper clips 14:07 Secure the fender liner clips 16:11 Outro We have our wonderful colleague doing her 2nd install and she knocked it out of the park. If you have to remove the rear bumper, just work your way backward from the end of our video to remove the proper bolts/screws in the correct order. This particular install was for the Civic coupe but the sedan should follow the same steps. This bumper was completely broken so all we had to do was focus on install. We provided the painted rear bumper and had to purchase the driver-side rear bumper spacer/bumper bracket and the plastic push-pins for the bottom diffuser/lower valance. We recommend that you re-use any parts you can. The tools needed are a Philips screwdriver, and a hex Allen screwdriver/key. If you are removing the bumper, you will also need to use a flat-head screwdriver or panel, clip pliers. There are four to six plastic push-pins on the bottom of the rear bumper. Directions: (this will start from the end of the video if you need to remove the bumper) You want to start by removing the plastic push-pins on the bottom of the bumper first. This way, when you remove the top screws the bumper has less chance of falling on you. Once the bottom clips are removed, move to the wheel well and remove the two screws, one holding the wheel well and one holding the bumper to the bumper bracket or spacer on both sides. Lastly, remove the two Allen screws holding the bumper, closest to the trunk. Once you remove these clips and screw you can pop off the bumper from either end towards the middle. In the video, we are gently clipping the bumper on but you can just as easily pull off from the wheel well towards the tail light. The spacer/bracket goes ranges from the tail light to the wheel well. Just gently pull it off un-clipping it from the spacer. The bumper should fall off easily once you work your way to the middle. Make sure you replace the accessories from the old bumper to the new one. The bracket or spacer tends to break in accidents, so if you need to replace them just unscrew it and pull it off. The reflectors are held on by one screw and slide into the bumper, very simple. Lastly, the lower valance is clipped on the bottom of the bumper and held on by two push pins. You should have already removed the push pins and you can just push the tabs to separate it from the bumper itself. At this point, our video begins and you can install the accessories and replace your rear bumper with your newly painted one. Just watch the video or work the process backward from the removal of the bumper. We hope we were able to help you out in this DIY project and hopefully demonstrated that it's really not difficult to do. Thanks for reading! Follow Us on FB:   / revemoto   IG:   / revemoto   Twitter: https://twitter.com/revemoto?lang=en ________________________________________________________ #HondaCivic #Honda #paintedautoparts #Civic #highquality #DIY #HowTo #revemoto DISCLAIMER: While ReveMoto tries to make the information in this video as accurate as possible, we make no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or applicability of the content. No information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. All do-it-yourself (DIY) projects entail some risk. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to assume this risk. ReveMoto is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage (including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, or punitive), liability, claim, or any other injury or cause related to or resulting from any information posted in this video.