What is the method for replacing the rear bumper?

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LeDamian
07/29/25 7:49pm
The method for replacing the rear bumper is: 1. Remove the rear bumper cover, clips, screws, and bolts; 2. Pull the bumper in the wheel arch area; 3. Remove the bumper from the side and replace it with a bumper of the same model. The rear bumper is a crossbeam located below the taillights. The functions of the rear bumper are: 1. Safety protection; 2. Mitigating external impacts; 3. Protecting pedestrians; 4. Decorative purposes; 5. Improving the vehicle's aerodynamics. The rear bumper consists of an outer panel, cushioning material, and a crossbeam, featuring certain elasticity and good energy absorption characteristics. It serves as a safety device to absorb and mitigate external impacts, protecting the rear of the vehicle body.
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