How to Replace the Front Bumper of Changan Oushang X5?

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LaKimberly
07/30/25 10:13am
Pry open the clips on the grille, then hold the left and right sides of the front grille with your hands and gently pull outward to separate the front grille from the front bumper. Remove the upper, lower, left, and right screws of the front bumper. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry open the clips securing the left and right sides of the front bumper. Hold the corners of the front bumper with your hands and gently pull outward to separate the front bumper from the vehicle body. Disconnect the wiring harness connectors for the fog lights on both sides.
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