2014-2019 Impala Front Bumper Removal | ReveMoto

Learn how to remove your Chevrolet Impala front bumper the right way! This bumper removal process only requires a few tools.

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0:00 Start
0:21 Intro
0:41 Radiator cover removal & top bumper bolts
1:58 Fender bolt removal
2:47 Fender liner bolts/clips
4:31 Lower bumper bolt
9:18 Bumper removal
10:31 Outro

Thank you for stopping by to watch our Chevy Impala front bumper removal. The newer Impala vehicles have a very aggressive and sporty front bumper compared to the older models. There are definitely a lot more bolts and screws to remove off this bumper. But, that doesn't mean it's more difficult than the older model, it just takes a little longer. We'll show you how to remove every bolt and screw, you'll be a pro after watching this video.

TOOLS NEEDED:
You will need a 7mm wrench or socket wrench, a panel clip removal tool, or 2 flathead screwdrivers. You'll also need a torques bit T-15 for the fender liner bolts.

PROCESS:
We started by removing the radiator cover to expose the top bolts on the bumper. Very easy and straightforward. Be sure to not lose any of the install hardware, it's okay if you have a couple extra bolts but it is not recommended. Next, we moved down to the fender liner or the end of the bumper. Our bumper has damage on the driver side fog light area which caused the bumper to dip. It was pretty easy to work with. You do have to turn your wheel or completely remove it to reach the torques bit screws. We like to work less, so we turned the wheel and used the torques bit into a smaller socket. Once those are off, remove the 7mm bolt that connects the bumper to the fender bracket. Repeat this step on each side. Then we moved to the bottom bumper and splash shield. There are quite a few bolts and screws here. Be sure to remove the splash shield from the lower engine cover. You do not have to remove the lower engine cover, you just have to disconnect it from the splash shield and bumper. Now you are ready to remove your bumper, but be sure to unplug the fog lights if you have any. Ours had the cover but there is still a wire harness that connects to what I believe is the ambient sensor.

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