How to remove front and rear bumper SEAT Exeo

Front bumper

Depending on the year and model of the attachment points are slightly different.

-under the hood, Unscrew the screws and take out the clips holding the bumper and grille to the upper frame.

-along the entire length at the bottom of the bumper, Unscrew the screws securing the protection of the engine and the fender liner to the bumper.

-Unscrew the wheel left or right depending on which side of the bumper will loosen first.

-Unscrew the screws that attach the fender liner to the bumper.

-attach the fender liner to the side and Unscrew two nuts on each side that attach the bumper to the fender (need head extension cord approximately 40cm) and the screws holding the edge of the bumper to the brackets.

-pulls off the edge of the bumper with side locks (the edge of the bumper and pull on yourself)

-pulls the bumper itself (it is advisable to do it alone to studs not to scratch the paint on the wings).

-now disconnect the connectors from the fog lights (if any).

-if there is paramilitary need to disconnect the hoses from the injectors and close them with plugs of a tank leaking liquid or to prepare a special container capacity.

-remove connector from the PDC (if any).

Rear bumper

Depending on the year and model of the attachment points are slightly different.

-remove the side trim in the trunk (if there is, special hatches) to get access from the inside to the tail lights.

-under the rear lights Unscrew the three nuts (may be two) on each side (will need a head for 10 with extension).

-Unscrew two nuts on each side under the lights closer to the trunk lid.

-if you have sensors , you need to disconnect common connector.

-in the lowest part of the bumper Unscrew the bolts under the sprocket.

-Unscrew four screws on each side connecting the bumper with the wheel arches (so as not to remove the wheels, you can use a ratchet with the right nozzle).

-pulls off the edge of the bumper with side latches (pull the edge of the bumper itself).

-remove the bumper (do it better alone to studs not to scratch the paint on the wings).