2019 2020 Civic How to Remove Front Bumper Cover
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- čas přidán 5. 01. 2020
- Step by step how to remove the front bumper cover on a 2019 2020 Honda Civic
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Upper grille molding one piece clips --- amzn.to/2QrUqI6
Upper grille molding two piece clips --- amzn.to/2E6htSL
Plastic pry tool small set -- amzn.to/2iwGPy5
Clip Tool -- amzn.to/2YSkSwM
T-30 Torx bit - amzn.to/2sc805X
Replacement Bumper Covers
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2021 Civic -- bit.ly/3gBJKDg - Jak na to + styl
Dude... This video beats all the others. I love how specific and clear you are with both what you say and how you took video. Thank you! Keep it up!
What he said, just what I need, thanks!
Shit, i need a "how to put a front bumper back" tutorial now
Watch the video in reverse
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I’m dying at this comment😭😭
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Finally one that’s actually clear and more visible. Trying to pop out a dent on the front side got pushed in on the sharp edges😭
Useful on how to remove the front bumber..Appreciated it.. Many thanks
nice, straight forward and great demonstration.
great video worked perfectly for my 2019 honda civic ex sedan. ma man!
Thanks for posting easy to follow directions. Tack pullers work good on the clips too
Thank you for this video! I’m no mechanic at all but your video made this so easy! Thank you!!
Thanks! Very clearly filmed and narrated.
You are awesome for adding Amazon links to purchase the types of clip in the description.
Was in a pinch and you helped me get this off in no time thanks!
Straight to the point ! Thanks bro
Fun tip: Pre-Buy the pop clips (of each type) to have on hand because you didn't want to buy the clip pry tool and are inevitably going to screw it up with too much elbow grease and a flat head screwdriver. ;) Great demo btw.
That was GREAT! Thank you!
Thanks for show us how to find the clips, there are so. many differents .... that is crazy, thanks
hey do you have any video on how to take the hatch trunk off of an fk7? looking to take it apart to wrap some of it, but i can't find any videos on it.
Thank you so much!!! Had to do fog lights on my son's car and this was spot on. Very helpful!!!
I think fog lights can be accesed through the bottom
@@TheVoidMMA they can’t be unfortunately
Amazing video. Took me ten minutes thanks to you!
Glad it helped!
Does the top peice where the grill and badge are, does that come off seperetly and put a different one on
Excellent video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks, that was very helpful in getting to my washer fluid tank that is broke. I only broke 1 clip while taking it apart. Now to reverse the process.
Glad I was able to help! :)
Is it mandatory to remove the front bumper to do that? No acces through wheel well?
Obrigado
Is there a video on how to remove the trim bar that sits on top of the grille ?
Does anything need to be taped off to protect the paint? The service manual shows some areas being taped off
Is it easy to reinstall the fog lights to a new bumper?
Great video
Thanks a lot bro
Great Video. I love it
Awesome videi, super helpful!
You wouldnt happen to have the part number or parts for the clips where the headlight moulding clip into would you?
Thank you!!!!
Does this tutorial apply to the 2017 civic?
Hey. Just wonder, the little lip upper part of the bumper that holds the color of the car has been bent in for me. I believe someone either 1) stepped on my hood or 2) someone put pressure the wrong way when closing the hood and pushed that part in leaving a clear cave in dent. Is it possible to rebend it back with small hands? I was thinking of half way through this video if it's possible and hollow enough underneath without having to fully remove the bumper. Like maybe after removing rubber seal.
Excellent !!!
Hello... I need to know what part is behind the sensor on the front driver side ..looks like a tank or reservoir of some sort
what if the car has front parking sensors? Do they disconnect similarly to the fog lights?
Gotta do all that for a horn replacement. Everyone knows the civics horn sounds like a toy car
This video is a great help for removing the entire piece, but could you possibly do another showing how to remove parts from the bumper cover itself? I have a white civic coupe lx that has minor damage to the white portion. I’d like to order a new one and swap the black pieces onto it but can’t figure out if that’s possible prior to removing it, which Id rather do all at once! Thank you regardless
Does this cause issues with the Honda Sensors?
🙏Thanks
Any idea where I can get a new front bumper for a 2022 Honda Civic?
Excelente hermano americano 🎉🎉
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What abou the front sensors..are the cables fragile ?
what’s that black piece on the left and right of the actual metal bumper? and can they be removed as well?
Will there be the same for a 2016?
Nice 👍
I have a 2019 civic that has a busted fog light lens. Do I need to remove the entire bumper to replace the fog light assembly? Any help/instruction is appreciated
same car and currently same problem...how did you solve it?
Bro the clips on the very edge of the thing just shattered into a billion pieces
yeah, sometimes they break.
@@DIYHonda I forgot to say thanks that made it like a million times easier!
I can’t unplug the fog lights when the bumper is off how do I I’m pinching and pushing everywhere there’s no tab idk what to do I’ve been doing this for 6 hours can u make a short vid up close how to unplug them
how’d you make out?
@@paulfox1020 Looking at my car now I see new fog lights so obviously I must have figured it out, I think I sprayed WD-40 over the connectors to loosen them a bit then just kept pushing the tab and pulling, wear rubber gloves too for a better grip, it isn’t easy but you will be able to get it eventually just takes more effort than it should
You made a mistake... To start off, you need to order a bunch of the replacement plastic clips since you are probably going to lose or break some in the process... I absolutely HATE those damn things...