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What does it take to remove the bumpers front and rear. I am going to have them powder coated as the front has chips in it.
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What does it take to remove the bumpers front and rear. I am going to have them powder coated as the front has chips in it.
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What does it take to remove the bumpers front and rear. I am going to have them powder coated as the front has chips in it.
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Check your PM.
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Hey not sure on the bumber removal but I also want to either powder coat or lineX my front and back bumbers also. Post some pics if you would after the mod is completed...
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Todd...

Rear bumper can be removed by unbolting tow hooks then remove the remaining bolt behind each tow hook. Slide the bumper out some and reach behind it and remove the connector from the trailer receptacle. Haven't had the front off yet, but I believe you have to pull the plastic plugs on the top side next to where the hitch pin goes. The top bolts are behind the plugs and there are 2 more bolts on the bottom of the bumper you can see from underneath.
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