Let us show you how to replace the bumper accessories on your Nissan Juke. Installing the grilles and fog lights is an easy task to do, it can just take a little longer. We'll show you the right steps!
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0:00 Start
0:11 Remove the top grille
1:05 Remove top side grilles
2:18 Take off the lower valance
3:54 License plate bracket removal
4:29 Install the top side brackets
5:53 Install the top center grille
6:20 Install the lower valance
7:34 Outro
This is part 2 of our Nissan Juke front bumper series. We'll show you how to install the accessories onto your brand new painted Juke bumper cover. It's quite simple, just remove all the undamaged pieces and replace them on the newly painted bumper. In case you did not know, your bumper does not come with any grilles, lower valances, and even the tow-hitch cap most times.
INSTRUCTIONS:
You should be able to easily identify which pieces can transfer to your new painted part. Once the bumper is off, the majority of parts are held on by a couple screws and inserted tabs. There are foam stoppers on top of the bumper cover. These pieces provide cushioning so your hood doesn't smash the top portion of your bumper. As I mentioned before, you'll be dealing with tabs and inserts mostly. To get the larger top grille off, just push the tabs down and pull the grille out. The two outer grilles are secured by plastic push-pins. Ideally, you would want to use your panel clip pliers, or if you lost them like us, a flat head screwdriver also works. Similar to the middle grille, just push the tabs down to release the outside grilles. Repeat on the other side.
Removing the lower valance or lower front bumper is not much different from the grilles. The lower valance is the second piece of the bumper and is held on by a 10mm bolt on each end. It's also held on by another two push-pins on each end. Once this is complete, push the tabs down on the lower bumper and pull it off. If the lower valance was not damaged, you do not have to remove the fog lights or replace them. Lastly, you can remove the license plate holder with your Philips screwdriver.
Be sure to keep your new painted bumper on a soft surface, as not to scratch up the new paint. Our floors happen to be this weird carpet turf, so we are good. As for installing the accessories on the new bumper, just work your backward. Every part should easily snap into place. Make sure the bumper is flexed or stressed in a certain area that would prohibit the pieces to easily fit in. We started with the top outside grille. Firmly press the grille in or give is the slight hammer fist. Secure the grill with the two push pins. Make sure the main center grille is aligned properly. It's much easier to push the lower valance down onto the bumper cover, rather than having the bumper face down. Secure the lower valance with the 10mm bolt and push the pin on each end.
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17 авг 2024
