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Removing the Rear Bumper of a Suzuki Wagon R

Model: Suzuki Wagon R MK 2 - Years 1998-2003
Part: Rear bumper

Unscrew the four 10 mm bolts (using a socket wrench) that secure the bumper in the area above the number plate, two on the sides and two in the centre. Unscrew the two screws (one on each side) with the corresponding bracket located in the wheel arch. At this point, remove the plastic clips located under the bumper, as shown in the video. Unscrew the 10 mm bolts that secure the two rear lights and disconnect their connectors. An additional 10 mm screw on each side will be revealed after removing the light, so unscrew those as well. Grasp the bumper and carefully remove it to avoid breaking the clips.

Updated on 5 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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