2009 rear bumper cover removal

[gizahuna]

I'm new to the forum. I'm looking for detailed instructions on how to remove and replace the rear bumper cover on my 2009 4runner SR5 with hitch. Any assistance/videos that can be provided would be helpful.

 

[UrbanRunner651]

Pop the hatch and remove the visible fasteners along the sill, remove the others from the rear mud flaps, two inside the well and one underneath the foremost corner. Pull along the edges of the bumper and it should come right off.
Install in reverse order.

Should be plenty of videos online of aftermarket installs to give you an idea.

 

[AaronConnor]

I own a 2015 Toyota Corolla. My tire pressure light has been on, I’ve been filling it to the correct number but it still is on. I have a 45 minute commute, so I put a lot of mileage on it but this week it’s been giving me an issue. It doesn’t seem low/flat on any of the tires. One tire valve let’s out a hissing noise when I take it out to fill it. Thoughts? Similar experiences? Should I being it in to get it looked at?appvalley tutuapp tweakbox

 

[firebirdguy]

I own a 2015 Toyota Corolla. My tire pressure light has been on, I’ve been filling it to the correct number but it still is on. I have a 45 minute commute, so I put a lot of mileage on it but this week it’s been giving me an issue. It doesn’t seem low/flat on any of the tires. One tire valve let’s out a hissing noise when I take it out to fill it. Thoughts? Similar experiences? Should I being it in to get it looked at?

this is a 4runner forum... & a thread about removing the rear bumper of a 4runner...

but sounds like the TPMS sensor(s) are bad. also check the spare tire pressure since it has a sensor too.

 

[AuSeeker]

I own a 2015 Toyota Corolla. My tire pressure light has been on, I’ve been filling it to the correct number but it still is on. I have a 45 minute commute, so I put a lot of mileage on it but this week it’s been giving me an issue. It doesn’t seem low/flat on any of the tires. One tire valve let’s out a hissing noise when I take it out to fill it. Thoughts? Similar experiences? Should I being it in to get it looked at?

When you say..."One tire valve let’s out a hissing noise when I take it out to fill it"...what exactly do you mean (?), what are you "taking out", if you're referring to the valve stem cap that screws on to keep dirt out of the valve stem's inter core...i.e. the valve core and air is constantly leaking out with the cap off then you have a bad valve core which needs to be replaced, even with the valve stem cap screwed on you're still most likely losing air constantly albeit a lot less than when it's off because the cap is not designed to completely seal air tight.