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How to Remove And Replace The Rear Bumper On A 2014 - 2019 Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2020
- Welcome back to the channel! This video shows you how to remove and replace the rear bumper on your 2014 - 2019 Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra.
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Nice truck!
Thanks Joseph!
You don’t need to move the bed at all to remove the bumper. I’m a body technician & no need for that brother 👍🏼
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I have a bumper but no impact gun I believe it’s called so it’s hard to take that thing off and all the shops I call are supposedly busy till a couple months
You can use a breaker bar to get this job done. Watch the video, I use one several times. You can also purchase an impact drill from your local hardware store. They aren't that expensive.
Thank you, as this was extremely helpful for my bumper replacement.
I'm glad that I could help! Did you get your bumper replaced easily?
@The Brothers Workshop After removing the old one, I realized that the used one I purchased had a different bracket (appears to be from a 2500). I attempted to just swap the brackets, but the torx bolts were rusted beyond functional, so new brackets are on order.
Sorry to hear that. There is a difference between the 2500 and 1500 bumpers. Most people don't notice, until you look closely.
Do you know if it’s possible to replace the plastic piece without removing the whole bumper?
Hey Chloe, It was pretty difficult to remove the plastic with the bumper off. I'm not sure if it's impossible, but it definitely won't be easy to remove the plastic with the bumper still on the truck.
No. It cannot be done. Some of the plastic pieces are too far back
Can I have or buy your dented bumper..? I want to put it on my 04 Tahoe. She's really beat up all over and I'm in the process of giving her a makeover ❤
Unfortunately we don't have it anymore. Sorry for the letdown.
Do I nead the key to remove the tire in order to get the tire down ?
Cesar, you will need your key to remove the cap that covers the tire release tunnel. I have no idea what the technical term is for that part. That cap is located next to the license plate.
How did you remove the rear bumper trim?
Noah, there are a lot of screws and plastic clips. You will need to un-screw everything and pop the plastic clips out. Be careful with the clips, they can break easily. If you watch the video you'll see us install the trim. Just reverse what we do during the install. Thanks for watching!
Hey,
Great video Sir.
I also hit a pole in the same area but on the other side. 😬😬😬
How long did this replacement actually take you?
Looks to me like 5ish hours for like everything.
Great music, but I like anything with an organ.
All the best and Take Care Sir.
Hey! Thanks for watching the video. It took us approximately 8 hours total. If our power didn't go out, we would have done it much quicker.
DUDE i like the look of a truck without a back bumper is that something one can do ?
I believe it depends on where you live. Most states mandate bumpers on vehicles.
Can you remove the bumper without lifting the bed? If not, how else can I lift the bed without a fork lift?
You can remove the bumper without lifting the bed, but it's rather difficult. There are many ways you can lift the bed up, I just chose the forklift because it was easy for me to do by myself. If you have friends with you they could assist in lifting the bed.
Yes, you can. I didn't have to. It had taken me only three hours to swap out the rear bumper on my GMC Sierra.
Nice background music at the 8-9 minute mark!
Thanks bro! 🙌🤙
I have a 14 sierra SLT
I would never replace the OEM bumper with another one. I'd buy one of those ROUGH COUNTRY bumpers.
Ranch Hand bumpers are cool, but they have downfalls. Most notable is the that they rust quickly. That's a major issue here in the north east, and the reason why we replaced the original bumper with an OEM bumper.
What do they look like and approx cost?
Where did you purchase the new bumper from?
I had the bumper from another project.
Where did you buy the bumper
We go the replacement from our local dealership.
Wow, why is this such a pain in the ass????? I would have thought it would be something easy like 4 bolts and a connector or two!
They really don't make trucks easy to work on anymore. This was actually a very difficult fix, but still very doable.
Where did you get the new bumper from and how much was it?
Thanks for watching Nick. A friend had this bumper in storage, and gave it too us just to shoot this video. Total cost for the bumper: $Free.99 🤣 All jokes aside this was a used bumper in perfect condition because it was taken off of our buddy's truck when he bought it. We hope you found the video informative!
$325 on ebay with sensor holes
Quick question! Do you know how many bolts in total there is? And where would I be able to find the bolts?
Hey Abram, we go over all of that in the video!
@@TheBrothersWorkshop I meant to say where can I buy the bolts 😅
Depending on who you get your rear bumper from, the hardware is included with the bumper. The hardware was included with my rear bumper.
Whats annoying is when you get a bumper for your 1500, and realize you got one for a 2500
Bro.... did that happen to you?! 😂😳
I still made it work perfect fitment
@@MrKeepItPushinyeah I did too. Had to swap the brackets off my old bumper an then carefully trim plastic lip on top of the bumper so the the tailgate wouldn’t rub it every time I opened it.
can i borrow your forklift?
Yeah bro! 🤣 You need to lift the bed?
Not as easy as it looks. I have a bumper with sensors and it is an absolute pain to undo the electric clips. I can’t ever get those stupid things apart.
Hey Scott, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. As you can see towards the end, this project took a toll on Sean. This project really kicked his butt. Taking the plastic off of these bumpers is the hardest part of this whole process. Glad we're not the only ones who thought that.
@@TheBrothersWorkshop yeah no problem, it didn’t help that my wife started asking me when I’m gonna be done. I ended up taking it to a body shop to get them to swap bumpers for $170. The bumper cost me $325 shipped on ebay.
WTF? A F-Fork lift? What’s the “other” way?
The other way would be for you and a friend to lift it. 💪
Put a 4x4 wood block under the rear or the truck bed. Use a floor jack to pick up the bed with the wood block. Works well and safer than involving a forklift.
take the tailgate off notch out where the brackets are and no need to go through all that trouble lifting the bed and you can't see where you notched it out after the bumper is put on. me and brother did this today.
@@kr5289 I thank you for your direction and patience in helping me! In the last two weeks I’ve sustained two collisions. #1 was an A frame sign placed where one wouldn’t expect one. And because the 90 degree angle made it virtually invisible I hit it at 20mph and did $2400 damage. School is liable on that one. Yesterday I parked my truck for about 7 minutes and came out and saw my rear bumper pushed in! So the rear left side has about $1500 damage on it. Hit and run! I’m so lucky
How about you don’t got fork lift to lift up the bed 💀💀💀
Got to think outside the box then! Or, have two buddies help you lift it well you pull the bumper off.
Couldn't you just remove the plastic and unbolt the bumper from the brackets instead? Seems like you could
No, I do not believe so. It's very difficult to remove the plastic because you have to do it from the rear. If you can get your hands in there give it a shot and let us know how it works.
What about taking the bumper only off from the brackets? That is what I would pursue first. Here’s a link. czcams.com/video/0EN7lnDbbJM/video.html
Found the answer. There are only 4 bolts to remover the bumper and leave the frame rails in place. No need to loosen the box, nothing. Still all the wires etc to disconnect, but that’s life! Not nearly as hard!!
Edit, you can do it!” 4 nuts to remove only! No loosening the bed,,,,, czcams.com/video/0EN7lnDbbJM/video.html
Unfortunately, that video does not pertain to this vehicle. The video you linked is for a 2020 3500 HD. The video I made is for a 2014 1500. They are two completely different trucks. The way I have explained here is how to remove the bumper on a 2014 to 2018 Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra.
@@TheBrothersWorkshop - Hey, I crawled under my buddies 1500. If you like doing it the hard way, you go ahead.
I can’t see what I need to see and you skipped over how the brackets go
Sorry 😐
I dont think your a machanic. Your a beer boy
We're not sure what you mean by beer boy. This is a DIY CZcams channel. We've never once said we are mechanics. That being said, this is how you remove and install a rear bumper on 2014-18 Silverado/Sierra trucks, by yourself.