How to Replace 2017-2020 Honda CRV Rear Bumper End Cap | ReveMoto
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Learn how to quickly replace
Learn how to quickly replace and install your Honda CR-V rear-end cap. It's pretty easy but you do have to almost remove the whole rear bumper.
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0:00 Start
0:08 Intro
0:29 Remove bolts under the liftgate
1:41 Remove the trim piece screw
2:10 Remove the trim piece/flare
2:48 Remove the bolt and clip holding the end cap
3:38 Repeat on the opposite side
4:02 Loosen the end caps/bumper
4:43 If you need to remove the whole bumper
5:13 Remove the plastic clips holding the end cap to the lower bumper
6:06 Install the new end cap
6:35 Re-mount the bumper
6:54 Secure the end caps to the frame
7:50 Attach the trim or flare piece
8:43 Repeat on the opposite side
9:42 Secure the bumper under the liftgate
10:23 Outro
Hello, one and all. Thank you for stopping by to watch our 2017-2019 Honda CR-V rear-end cap replacement video. This was fairly easy and quick to do. Replacing an end cap is so much better than replacing a whole bumper. The process is similar except you are only taking off a quarter of the bumper. Not to mention, changing out an end cap is more economical than replacing an entire bumper. We're big fans of end caps.
TOOLS NEEDED:
You will need a panel clip removal tool or a flat head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver.
REPLACEMENT PROCESS:
We used an impact gun to make things a bit easier but we could not use it on everything. So make sure you have your handy Philips screwdriver. The process is pretty easy and self-explanatory. The torque-bit or hex bit may be a bit hard to find, but most toolsets have them. The goal is not to completely remove the entire bumper unless you need to. You want to just loosen each end to have enough leverage or slack to take off the end cap. It's much harder when the other side is on tight not allowing for spacing or movement. If you are feeling bold, go right ahead and take off the whole bumper. The end cap itself is only held on by clipping it onto the lower bumper and a couple push pins.
This is a very easy and straightforward job. Once you have the newly painted end cap from ReveMoto painted auto parts. Just work your way backward to secure the bumper, end cap, fender flare, and mud flaps. You'll be glad you didn't remove the entire bumper. Work smarter, not harder folks. Easy-peasy, you are one step closer to opening your own shop now.
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Buy our painted 2017-2020 Honda CR-V rear bumper end cap here: https://bit.ly/3rxnBZX
0:00 Start
0:08 Intro
0:29 Remove bolts under the liftgate
1:41 Remove the trim piece screw
2:10 Remove the trim piece/flare
2:48 Remove the bolt and clip holding the end cap
3:38 Repeat on the opposite side
4:02 Loosen the end caps/bumper
4:43 If you need to remove the whole bumper
5:13 Remove the plastic clips holding the end cap to the lower bumper
6:06 Install the new end cap
6:35 Re-mount the bumper
6:54 Secure the end caps to the frame
7:50 Attach the trim or flare piece
8:43 Repeat on the opposite side
9:42 Secure the bumper under the liftgate
10:23 Outro
Hello, one and all. Thank you for stopping by to watch our 2017-2019 Honda CR-V rear-end cap replacement video. This was fairly easy and quick to do. Replacing an end cap is so much better than replacing a whole bumper. The process is similar except you are only taking off a quarter of the bumper. Not to mention, changing out an end cap is more economical than replacing an entire bumper. We're big fans of end caps.
TOOLS NEEDED:
You will need a panel clip removal tool or a flat head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver.
REPLACEMENT PROCESS:
We used an impact gun to make things a bit easier but we could not use it on everything. So make sure you have your handy Philips screwdriver. The process is pretty easy and self-explanatory. The torque-bit or hex bit may be a bit hard to find, but most toolsets have them. The goal is not to completely remove the entire bumper unless you need to. You want to just loosen each end to have enough leverage or slack to take off the end cap. It's much harder when the other side is on tight not allowing for spacing or movement. If you are feeling bold, go right ahead and take off the whole bumper. The end cap itself is only held on by clipping it onto the lower bumper and a couple push pins.
This is a very easy and straightforward job. Once you have the newly painted end cap from ReveMoto painted auto parts. Just work your way backward to secure the bumper, end cap, fender flare, and mud flaps. You'll be glad you didn't remove the entire bumper. Work smarter, not harder folks. Easy-peasy, you are one step closer to opening your own shop now.
Source: https://www.revemoto.com
Follow Us on:
FB: Facebook: ReveMoto
IG: Instagram: revemoto
Twitter: https://twitter.com/revemoto?lang=en
#hondacrv #painteautoparts #revemoto #cr-v #honda #highquailty
DISCLAIMER: While ReveMoto tries to make the information in this video as accurate as possible, we make no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the content. No information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. All do-it-yourself (DIY) projects entail some risk. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to assume this risk. ReveMoto is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage (including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, or punitive), liability, claim, or any other injury or cause related to or resulting from any information posted in this video.
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