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mgnt232
#1
I dont know if there is one or if someone has one on how to remove the rear bumper on a 94 ST hatch
thanks in advance people-

This post has been edited by mgnt232: Feb 3, 2010 - 8:08 PM
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ajmorris1977
#2
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QUOTE (mgnt232 @ Jan 31, 2010 - 6:26 PM) *
>I dont know if there is one or if someone has one on how to remove the rear bumper on a 94 ST hatch
thanks in advance people-


not sure if they are the same but its easy to do on the vert, behind the lic plate panel is a few bolts and three on each side by the wheel well, and its off!
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yarik83
#3
On coupes they also glued bumper to the car so you might need a knife to pry it off.
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malpaso
#4
If I remember right there are:

- plastic clips just below tail lights (you must remove tails to see them) - easy to remove.
- row of about 5 screws from the bottom side (visible) - for 80% rusted as hell and you will need to cut them (nip them off) and re-drill when installing bumper back.
- 2 screws on each side at fender area (you must remove plastic from the trunk to see them) - you probalbly would need some adapter to get there because there is not much space... you will see.
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mgnt232
#5
Thanks guys ill post up if I have any problems.
the only thing i need to know is which plastic do i take out from the trunk the very back piece or the two side back pieces?
and I wont ahve to take off the inner wheel well? like the front bumper?

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QUOTE (malpaso @ Feb 1, 2010 - 4:55 AM) *
>If I remember right there are:

- plastic clips just below tail lights (you must remove tails to see them) - easy to remove.
- row of about 5 screws from the bottom side (visible) - for 80% rusted as hell and you will need to cut them (nip them off) and re-drill when installing bumper back.
- 2 screws on each side at fender area (you must remove plastic from the trunk to see them) - you probalbly would need some adapter to get there because there is not much space... you will see.

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playr158
#6
...the very back part. There is no inner trim on the rear, all bolts are from the inside or under

1) remove tails (3 bolts per side)
2) remove license plate trim
3) remove bumper ( sides, top and bottom)



next time try to contain all bumper questions to 1 post please. smile.gif

This post has been edited by playr158: Feb 1, 2010 - 1:38 PM
mgnt232
#7
Ok thanks
On the under side of my rear bumper there are like 5 bolts(running in line across the bumper), or well used to be bolts there, all the bolt heads were broken off by the previous owner. Is there anyway to get those broken bolts out?
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QUOTE (playr158 @ Feb 1, 2010 - 1:37 PM) *
>...the very back part. There is no inner trim on the rear, all bolts are from the inside or under

1) remove tails (3 bolts per side)
2) remove license plate trim
3) remove bumper ( sides, top and bottom)



next time try to contain all bumper questions to 1 post please. smile.gif

I've spilt my heart into this car :) And I don't ever plan to stop- 6GC for Life ->Semper Fi<1994 Cupra :p 3sgte1995 Celica ST DD1969 Chevelle SSalllll balls. P2 approved!
jimmykay
#8
Question
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QUOTE (mgnt232 @ Feb 1, 2010 - 3:17 PM) *
>On the under side of my rear bumper there are like 5 bolts(running in line across the bumper), or well used to be bolts there, all the bolt heads were broken off by the previous owner. Is there anyway to get those broken bolts out?
Answer
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QUOTE (malpaso @ Feb 1, 2010 - 2:55 AM) *
>- row of about 5 screws from the bottom side (visible) - for 80% rusted as hell and you will need to cut them (nip them off) and re-drill when installing bumper back.


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SwissFerdi
#9
Question: slightly off-topic, but do mechanics have manuals for each car? It's not a lot of work, but that's more work than I thought. Let's just say I had to bring my car to a shop to get the bumper repainted, that's a lot of stuff for them to remove.
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playr158
#10
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QUOTE (SwissFerdi @ Feb 1, 2010 - 5:18 PM) *
>Question: slightly off-topic, but do mechanics have manuals for each car? It's not a lot of work, but that's more work than I thought. Let's just say I had to bring my car to a shop to get the bumper repainted, that's a lot of stuff for them to remove.


they have an electronic catalog for each vehicle (in the case of paint) that can show parts (exploded diagrams) ect. But this is why mechanics go to school and study these things. removing a bumper is easy in the grand scheme of car systems.
SwissFerdi
#11
I didn't expect them to have to get into the car, I thought the 5 screws at the bottom (and some tabs toward the top) only held the bumper on.
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mgnt232
#12
I just dont understand how to redrill them? I guess.. i know it prob. sounds stupid lol. Do i drill right into the old bolt? how do I get it to thread?
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QUOTE (jimmykay @ Feb 1, 2010 - 5:15 PM) *
>Question
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QUOTE (mgnt232 @ Feb 1, 2010 - 3:17 PM) *
>On the under side of my rear bumper there are like 5 bolts(running in line across the bumper), or well used to be bolts there, all the bolt heads were broken off by the previous owner. Is there anyway to get those broken bolts out?
Answer
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QUOTE (malpaso @ Feb 1, 2010 - 2:55 AM) *
>- row of about 5 screws from the bottom side (visible) - for 80% rusted as hell and you will need to cut them (nip them off) and re-drill when installing bumper back.


I've spilt my heart into this car :) And I don't ever plan to stop- 6GC for Life ->Semper Fi<1994 Cupra :p 3sgte1995 Celica ST DD1969 Chevelle SSalllll balls. P2 approved!
playr158
#13
yes you would drill into the old bolt. and you can use and extractor bit set (google it, or look on sears.com) to remove the bolt or a tap die set (again google this, or sears.com) to rethread.

Honestly you don't even need the bolts under the car on the bumper....they are just excess weight anyways laugh.gif
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