What are the steps for bumper removal and installation?
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Here is the method for removing the bumper: Park the vehicle on a lift, take safety measures, and raise the vehicle to an appropriate height. Remove the bolts of the rear bumper from the left and right sides. Pull the rear bumper out parallel from the guide slots to complete the removal. Here is some relevant information: Bumpers in the past: Car bumpers are safety devices designed to absorb and mitigate external impacts, protecting the front and rear of the vehicle. Twenty years ago, front and rear bumpers of cars were primarily made of metal materials, typically 3mm-thick steel plates pressed into U-shaped channels, with chrome-plated surfaces. They were riveted or welded to the frame longitudinal beams and had a significant gap from the body, appearing as an additional component. Modern bumpers: With the development of the automotive industry, car bumpers, as an important safety device, have also evolved. Today's front and rear bumpers not only maintain their original protective functions but also strive for harmony and unity with the vehicle's styling and pursue lightweight construction.