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Bumper Removal continued :) i'm an idiot

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    Bumper Removal continued :) i'm an idiot

    once again i'm back! and still haven't removed my bumper yay!

    in reference to this http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...bumper+removal
    is it the same screws/bolts to remove with a 91 accord ex. Also are there clips on the bottom like those !_!? When i broke my bumper it seemed like there was a clip on the side i broke but when i look up there i don't see anything like a hole or a place to clip except on the actual bumper part that broke off so can anyone clear this. Also with the bumper light removal, i cant really find the screw behind the bumper light to remove, is it close to the rubber circle thing right behind hte light !_! so confused and thx for the help
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    ok ill help you dissassemble the bumper and take out the battery.

    92-93 bumper procedure. should be close to the 90-91.

    First you need to clear some areas before removing the bumper.

    Take the batter holder off and take off the terminals. remove the battery. than unscrew the plastic plate the battery stays on.

    On the other side remove the cruise control thing. forget what its called. its right by the power steering pump. its 2 10mm bolts that hold it to the body.

    ok with those 2 things removed. you will see a bolt with the thread comming from the front to inside the engine bay. unscrew those bolts. that losens up the bumper

    now on each side of the bumper by the corners, inside the fender are bolts which connect the bumper to the fender. unscrew them.

    now its time to take off the bumper turn signals. in the inner part of the signals (its black so you need to look closer, you will see little phillps screws. unscrew them and pull out the signal. starting from the left or right side, and pull out.

    now behind then is 2 bolts on each side of the bumper, inside the bumper area. unscrew them and i think you need to unscrew the middle one.

    finally crawl under the car and take out the clips that hold the bumper.

    now its ready to take out, and to install reverse the procedure.

    good luck



    andre
    miss my turbo cb7
    moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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      #3
      I used that DIY and had no problems...print the pic and take it out with you and bam...your bumper is off in no time! I can practically do it with my eyes closed now!
      92' Honda Accord F22A1
      01' Buick Park Ave 3800 Supercharged

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        #4
        I just did a 9293 bumper over on my 1990 Accord and everthing seem to be the same.

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