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Disassembly of the front bumper of a Toyota Sienna

Model: Toyota Sienna Xl30 - Years 2010-2020
Part: Front bumper

Today we will see how to remove the bumper of a 2013 Toyota Sienna. We start by lifting the hood and removing the six plastic clips holding the radiator grille in place, then removing it as shown in the video. Next, we also remove the three front clips holding the bumper. After that, we continue by removing, with an 8mm key, the 4 bumper screws found in the wheel arches, two screws on each side. Then we continue by removing all the screws along the edge of the bumper at the bottom with a 10mm key, and finally disconnect the fog light wiring to extract the bumper.

Posted on 20 August 2024 by ScegliAuto

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