HOW TO - Replace Your 2010-2011 Toyota Camry Front Bumper | Step-by-Step Removal & Installation

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Let's do this easy install together! We're going to show you how to remove and install a 2010 Toyota Camry front bumper (same as 2011). This is a super easy DIY job. As long as you have simple tools, you can easily replace this front bumper yourself.

2010-2011 Toyota Camry Front Bumper Removal & Install Steps:

0:00 Start
0:16 Tools needed
1:17 Remove the bottom bumper bolts/clips
2:38 Remove the wheel well bolts/screws
3:55 Remove the top clips on the bumper
5:45 Take off the bumper
6:26 Remove all the bumper accessories
7:06 Remove the top grille
8:51 Remove the fog light covers
9:40 Replace the U-nuts
10:32 Remove the Toyota emblem
11:00 Take off the bumper trim/weatherstrip
12:17 Take off the top bumper support
13:32 Install the top bumper bracket
14:38 Top grille install
17:40 Insert the fog light covers
18:14 Lower grille install
19:03 Install the bumper trim/weatherstrip
23:00 Mount the bumper
23:34 Secure the bumper with bolts/clips
25:52 Outro

Hello, and thanks in advance for watching as we'll walk you through step-by-step how to remove and install this pre-painted 2010 Toyota Camry front bumper a customer purchased from us.

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The tools you will need are a flat head screwdriver, a socket wrench, and 3M double sides stick tape. Nothing too crazy and these tools are absolutely easy to use. Removing the bumpers and grille is just really going to require some simple unscrewing or unbolting of the parts from the car itself. There is nothing mechanical to it, just removing and replacing.

Be sure to start with the bottom bolts underneath the front bumper as directed and move your way up on the removal. Work the opposite way on the installation portion, bolting the bumper cover from the top. The longest part of this job will be replacing the components on the bumper itself; i.e. the grille, bumper support bracket, and small crew anchors on the plastic bumper.

Good Luck with the job. If you have any questions just post them below.

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