Chevrolet Evanda how to remove the front and rear bumper.

Chevrolet Evanda (2000-2006), Daewoo Magnus, Suzuki Verona

Depending on the year of manufacture, the mounting locations may vary slightly.

How to remove the front bumper

-open the hood.

-under the hood, unscrew the screws and remove the headlights.

-take out the eight pistons and unscrew the two screws that secure the upper part of the front bumper.

-turn the wheels to the side.

-in the wheel arches, unscrew the screws that secure the fender liners (front part).

-behind the fender liners, unscrew one screw on each side that secures the corners to the wings.

-take out the four pistons in the bumper grille (inserted from bottom to top).

-with an assistant, pull the bumper forward (make sure not to break the wires).

-disconnect the connectors from the electrical equipment.

Also, the front bumper can be removed along with the metal amplifier. Then you don’t need to remove the headlights and pull out the pistons, but unscrew the four nuts indicated by blue arrows) that secure the amplifier to the body.

How to remove the rear bumper

-open the trunk lid.

-in the trunk opening we take out four pistons.

-we release the side trim of the trunk.

-unscrew four nuts on each side and remove the rear lights.

-under the rear lights, pull out two pistons on each side.

-in the inside of the wings, unscrew two bolts on each side that secure the sides to the wings.

-from the bottom, unscrew the two screws and take out the four pistons that secure the lower part of the rear bumper.

-in the wheel arches, unscrew the screws that secure the fender liners (rear part).

-move the fender liners to the side and unscrew one screw on each side that secures the corners to the wings.

-with an assistant, remove the bumper backwards (make sure not to break the wires).

-remove the electrical connectors (if any).

Also, the rear bumper can be removed along with the amplifier. Then there is no need to remove the rear lights and pull out the caps. Simply unscrew the four bolts (indicated by blue arrows) that secure the amplifier brackets to the body.