Rear bumper replace

losso

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Working on replacing my rear bumper a lot of rusty bolts. It was pretty much straight forward. I am applying rubber paint on the inside before putting the new one on. I’ll share some pics.
 

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Ahhh, I feel your pain. On the bumper replacement and the rusty bolts. Heat is your friend. Put the torch to them.
 
I’m thinking about snagging a stock bumper from the salvage yard. What size sockets where used to remove the rear bumper? Are there any hidden bolts to look for? 2002 SR5
 
Timmy the tool man has a great video on tearing a old bumper,
he is putting on a new after market but the first part is good for what you're doing

YouTube

take a look he is great working with Toyota
 

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