Hey guys, it's Rolando from ReveMoto. So, today, we're going to be working
on 2009 [2010] Ford Mustang front bumper removal and installation. If you guys like this video, go
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All right for this vehicle we're going to start off on the bottom right here.
If you guys go to the bottom towards the front,
you're gonna see some seven millimeter bolts. So you guys can see it's just lining up right there,
down there, and it's just gonna go all the way on the bottom of the, uh,
bumper. So if you just follow the lower portion of the bumper, you'll see all of those, uh,
bolts. All right, so it's gonna be a seven millimeter
with a ratchet set right there, so it's just gonna be all along the bottom right here.
That actually is not a seven millimeter. Looks like a six, so let's try a six millimeter.
Okay, that's not a six either. All right, so let's try five.
Hey, wait a minute,
six or five,
so this one kind of works 7 and 32. [ __ ] let me show you guys that's interesting
seven and 32.
So let's try that out.
She looks to be gone, so there's like four of them.
So appears to be four of them, and they look like these screws right here.
So now we're gonna go to the side of the bumper.
So on the side of the bumper, right here, you're gonna see...I'm, I'm gonna say it's a
seven. Last time I checked, it was a seven, you just double check. Yep, that's a seven
All right, so seven down here, so we're gonna turn the wheel
So if you guys look down there, there's gonna be two bolts right there.
All right, so the bolts are going to look like this right here,
and there's going to be two of them. So do that same thing on the other side.
All right, so once the side bolts are done, I'm going to go ahead and lift up the hood.
So right here's gonna be some push pins right here. You're gonna have to take those off
and those are fairly easy to take off. Just need a flat head screwdriver.
There's another one back here
Oh no, this cover should just come right off, there we go.
All right, so there's gonna be one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
eight or nine of these. So, basically, it's a push pin and it has, it's flat, like this,
just insert your flathead right in there and lift up and it should come right off.
So right here is going to be a bolt and that's going to be size 8 on both sides.
All right and those both look like this right here and now the bumper should be ready to come off.
So we're just gonna go to the side of the bumper,
inside the bumper, so gently pull it off,
like that, and do the same thing on the other side.
So now, on top, you kind of have to lift up the hood a little bit. I mean not the hood,
the bumper, off these prongs right here. That
and the bumper should slide down so you guys can see.
Let me see, this one's kind of stuck on something.
So we got to push the fender liner out a little bit.
So, slowly, pull it down and then
since this one has some, uh, get some lights right here. You gotta unclip it.
Like that, and then slowly put it down a little bit
because now you have the fog lights to take off.
So if you guys look like down there, just like that wire right there,
that's why you don't pull it all the way down. You have to unclip these.
Okay, then again, you have a secondary one down here you need to unclip too.
Okay
All right so
once all those wires are unclipped, slowly pull the fender, uh, the bumper down. I keep
saying fender, but now, you have the sensor right here that you take off.
Let me show you guys that I'm gonna try to pull it up, like this.
All right, so like that, so you guys can see there's like a a little clip right there.
See that sensor right there? You're gonna go ahead and take that off. A flathead should do it,
and just push down on it,
and those sensors off.
All right guys, so there you go. That's how you remove that bumper, and now we're gonna go ahead,
take all the accessories and put it back on the new one.
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All right guys so the first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna plug up that sensor right there so
we actually just have to kind of put it back into place with those, uh,
prongs or those little clips, and then fog lights right there. Fog lights right there,
and then on top, we're gonna do the, uh, this is our fog lights also. I'm not really sure what
those are. I think they're just like part of the headlight, but let's go ahead and get started.
So right now, I'm just holding it because Id o need to get that
sensor in place if I can find this right here.
Actually, I can just probably clip it underneath. Okay, so we can just leave that right there,
and then later on, let me just double check,
yeah, actually we can just go ahead and, uh, clip it on like this. There we go
so once that's clipped on, I'm gonna go ahead and clip on the fog light.
One right there, another one right here,
and you should hear a click to know that that fog light is already in there.
Then these top parts right here.
All right there we go, so now we're gonna line up this hole right here.
All right, so as you guys can se,e there's like a square hole right here and it clips
onto this one that's the support. And, then this hole right here goes into where the, um,
bolt would go. So let's go ahead and get started on this one.
So, I like to hold it in the middle right here. Sometimes I have to give it some help like that.
So this one goes on top like that, so you should hear that click going on there. All right
so as you guys can see that fender liner right there, or
mud guard right there, on the bottom or maybe it's called a splash shield, it's one of those three,
but you're going to need, just make sure the splash guard goes under or over the bumper.
Okay, so now we're going to go ahead and go on one side.
Put this bumper on, so over that bracket, and then right here.
Let's take a look. Something's holding it back.
That feels good back there. Anything over here? Nope,
so we're gonna go and continue on on the side. It's just a little bit tight.
I'm gonna work on one side and the other.
So go ahead, and
one thing about this bumper is that it has to go behind.
There we go
Perfect
Do that on the other side too. So, actually, let me show you guys what I did on this one.
So if you guys look back here,
see how the fender liner goes behind the bumper so you got to make sure it goes behind the bumper
or you're gonna have a hard time, uh, putting it on. So again, what I'm talking about is,
like, this thing right here has to go behind the bumper itself.
Just holding this back
and if it's done correctly, these bolts should just go into place really easily.
I like to, uh, I like to hand tighten it first so I don't strip the bolts.
Sometimes the bottom one gives us, we got to take a look at what that clip is.
There it is, there we go.
So
oops
uh, all right so that's done. All right, so now, we're going to put those four screws back on the
bottom. Remember the fender liner goes on top, or the splash guard goes on top, of the bumper.
It's hot out here.
All right, we got one more underneath here and then we should be in the clear.
All right,
all right, so now we're going to put those bolts back on the side right there.
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Then last one on this side right here,
now we can go ahead and put the cover on.
All right, so now we're gonna go ahead and slide this cover in
just like so. There you go.
Remember those push pin guys, we're gonna go and put those in.
And, last clip and we're done here.
All right guys, so that's how you install a 2009 [2010] Ford Mustang front bumper.
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