Hi, I'm Jeff from 1A auto.
Today I'm going to show you how to take off this bumper off of this 2010 Toyota RAV4.
Okay.
We're going to get started by taking off this panel right here.
We're just going to get in and these ones come out, you just push down the center and
then you can pry it up, like that.
That one's already done.
Like that.
Push.
There you go.
Push that one.
You can go ahead and do the same with the rest of them, and then you can go ahead and
this just lifts, slide it back and out.
All right, so now we're going to go ahead and take off the bumper and we're going to
start along the top here.
There's a couple of these push clips and then two Phillips screws.
So to get these push clips off, you just get in under with a screwdriver, pull up the top,
and then it pulls right out.
You can go ahead and do that for these other ones.
And then while we're right here, we'll get this Phillips.
These screws ended up being a little rusty and they're kind of stuck.
So we're just going to get a little bit of rust penetrant in here.
Give that a second to soak in.
All right, now that we've given that in a minute for the rust to break free, let's go
ahead.
All right, we got that one out and then we can go ahead and get this other one on the
other side.
And then right here, this is actually one of those pop clips too, so we just need to
pry up the top of it and then it comes out.
So right here we have another clip that attaches this liner to the bumper.
All you need to do is turn it a quarter turn and it'll just pry right out, just like that.
Okay.
And then after you take this clip out, this just separates away and you can see hiding
behind right here, we have another 10 millimeter screw that secures the bumper to the fender,
and you can go ahead and do the same thing on the other side.
So now we're going to take a look underneath.
We've got a bunch of things that we need to remove to separate the bottom of the bumper.
We've got some more of these clips and then we've got a couple screws that are either
10 millimeter or Phillips, so we've got here, here, here, which we are missing, here and
then here and here.
All right, just like the other ones, we're just going to pop out the top.
These ones are down on the bottom, so of course they've filled up with all kinds of sand and
road junk over the years, so these are not coming out very easily.
There we go.
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Now let's go ahead and we'll get off these 10 millimeter screws.
One there.
There would be one there and there and there.
We're going to skip right to here, and this one right here.
All right, now that we've got all the fasteners off, all we have to do is get a good grip
and rip.
Look at that, I've got it all in one go.
Here's our bumper.
We're just going to set it in place right here to start with.
I'm going to take my two screws to hold it in place while I work on the rest of the stuff.
I'm just going to put them in loosely now, we'll come back and tighten them down at the
end.
All right, so now that we've got it secured up top, we can go ahead and start putting
it back in place over here.
We've got some some tabs on the back of the bumper here that just kind of rest underneath
the headlights and then we've got these tabs, they're going to lock in right her.
So make sure you get these ones right under the headlight, and then these ones will press
right in.
Then you can go ahead and do the same thing on the other side.
Okay, we're going to go ahead and take this 10 millimeter screw that holds the bumper
onto the fender.
I'm just going to get it started here and we're just going to tighten that until it's
snug.
It doesn't need to be too, too tight, just enough to hold on.
All right.
Now that we've got that screw taken care of up there, we can take the rest of this panel,
slide it in behind the bumper, get this piece tucked into this bracket right here.
That piece fits in like that, and then we take this pin, it's got the little wings on
it, they line up with the slot and this bracket here.
When everything is lined up, you can push it right in like that, and then to secure
it in place, you can take a flat blade screwdriver or something similar.
Just give it a little turn.
Now it's locked in.
Then you can go ahead and do the same thing on the other side.
Okay, now that we're down here, we've got some screws and some clips that we need to
put in.
We'll start with the screws.
We're going to want one going here and here, we were missing a few, but if you still have
them, you're going to want them all along here.
So we'll start down at this end.
Okay, we've got our screws in.
Now we've just got one of these clips that goes in on this side.
Push it in to lock it, and then another one on the other side.
All right, so now that we've got everything on the sides and underneath finished, we can
come back up here to finish up the top.
We're going to tighten down these screws and then we've got three more clips to put in
right here.
So we have our clips that we're going to put back.
This one in the middle has a bumper on the top of it, so we're going to start with that
one.
We just slide it right in, push it down to lock it, and then you can do the same thing
with the other two.
Now we can go ahead and finish tightening down these screws.
All right, now we can go ahead and put this trim piece back.
It just sets in like that and then we're going to secure it with a whole bunch of the clips
with the center button.
Start down on this side.
Just push it in.
Push down the button.
Thanks for watching.
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