How to Install a License Plate on a Car?

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DelKylie
07/30/25 2:39am
Method for installing a license plate on a car: 1. Prepare the car license plate to be installed and the corresponding tools: a riveting tool, a Phillips screwdriver, a pack of license plate fasteners, two small screws, and two rivet nuts; 2. Take out the rivet nuts and the riveting tool, and first install the rivet nuts onto the riveting tool; 3. Use the riveting tool to rivet the rivet nuts onto the car's bumper; 4. Press firmly in the middle, then remove the riveting tool, thus securing the rivet nuts onto the bumper; 5. Take out the car license plate, first align it by hand, ensuring the left and right distances are as equal as possible to guarantee symmetry; 6. Take out the Phillips screwdriver and the installed license plate fasteners, use the Phillips screwdriver to fix the license plate fasteners onto the four holes on the license plate, securing the plate to the bumper; 7. Take out the caps from the license plate fasteners and press the four caps onto the license plate fasteners.
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