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Old 05-03-2008, 11:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Assistance required,

How do you remove the rear bumper on a Sedan?

I know of two screws in each of the wheel wells, the two bolts on the back, what else?

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Old 05-04-2008, 12:03 AM   #2 (permalink)
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might not have it, but have you looked at:

http://www.collegehillshonda.com/ins...odyspoiler.pdf
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Underneath your rear bumper there are two black clips that will need to be removed.

Then there are two allen key screws (when you open your trunk lid) that need to be removed.

Third is the screws on eachside of your bumper there is a bout 4 on the left and right side of the bumper one attaches to the body of the car twards the end of the bumper and the other three hold on to the little inner fender trim.

Once all those are removed the rest is clips.. It sounds like your taring your bumper but its coming off. Just be careful
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Old 05-04-2008, 12:14 AM   #4 (permalink)
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might not have it, but have you looked at:

http://www.collegehillshonda.com/ins...odyspoiler.pdf
Thanks, but nothing there about really taking the rear bumper off.

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Underneath your rear bumper there are two black clips that will need to be removed.

Then there are two allen key screws (when you open your trunk lid) that need to be removed.

Third is the screws on eachside of your bumper there is a bout 4 on the left and right side of the bumper one attaches to the body of the car twards the end of the bumper and the other three hold on to the little inner fender trim.

Once all those are removed the rest is clips.. It sounds like your taring your bumper but its coming off. Just be careful
Excellent, thanks,

Knew of the two allen key, an two on each side in the fender... thre are more? I will look again, many thanks.

I've taken the front bumper off many many times, use to the clips 'tearing' sound, no worries there. (I'm careful with other peoples stuff, mine, it's all gut s n muscle, tear that thing off.. )

I Know the si sedan has a lot of screws, (4) I think the non Si has less, again, I'll double check.

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Old 05-04-2008, 01:18 AM   #5 (permalink)
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^^ No problem.. I know this b/c I just did an HFP kit for a friend.
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Okay, I did it.

Easy as *rap.

Two screws in each fender well. One up top (hemisphere phillips type screw) one on the rear side of the fender well, flat, flush mount phillips.

Take those out, the two allen type bolts on either side of the trunk opening, the two clips on the bottom, and pull!

Done like dinner.

Thanks for the pointers.
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sweet I'm glad I could help ya sort of.
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