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isaac Body Kit, Front Bumper Attachment Locations - pictures Apr 22, 4:11pm -  #18646

2001 Absolutely Red Celica GT
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Body Kit Front Bumper Attachment Locations

As with MOST body kit pieces, this should be installed by a professional - but I've posted these photos for anyone who is curious as to how/where the install points are located. These photos should be helpful in answering most of your questions.

Stock bumper removal illustrations can be found at...
http://www.celicahobby.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/86485/Body Kit-Front-Bumper-How-to-Remove






 

makoi Jan 13, 10:00am -  #18647

2002 Carbon blue Celica GT

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how do i take off the bolt from each side of the wheels to removed the bumper i found how to take the other 5 bolts in the center but the side have two protective shields if thats what they call it. can anybody tell me how?

isaac Jan 13, 10:41am -  #18648

2001 Absolutely Red Celica GT
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The thing with the black handle is a "multi-tool wrench" with a 10mm socket attachment attached to it.





Insert and 10mm wrench on the bolt head. Use your 10mm socket tool to turn the nut.

When re-attaching, you may want to have flip the nut/bolt direction to whatever direction is easiest for you. Personally, I keep the nut at the bottom.

I have also come across a few newer Celica models which have switched from the bolt/nut attachments to a bolt/plastic-retainer. If this is the case for your setup, only a 10mm socket is needed.






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