2015-2021 Chrysler 300C front bumper replacement | ReveMoto
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- Buy this painted Chrysler 300C front bumper here: bit.ly/15-21_Chrysler_300
Here, we'll show you how to replace this Chrysler 300C front bumper cover. It's a lot easier than you think.
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0:00 Start
0:13 Inro
0:34 Lower bumper
1:33 Bumper ends
3:09 Top bumper
4:05 Dismount the bumper
5:43 Disconnect wires
7:14 Transfer bumper components
Thank you for stopping by to watch our 2015-2021 Chrylser 300 front bumper removal & installation video. This process is not as difficult as you may think it is. This bumper had a "parking lot" accident with a hit-and-run driver. It had some light damage on the bumper as well as a dent on the fender. This stuff happens but we're here to help. We painted this bumper and fender in-house at our ReveMoto shop. We specialize in brand new custom-painted parts. We treat each part like it's our own. We only use the best quality parts and materials. We also guarantee the paint match and fitment. If you are in need of any parts, you're in the right place.
TOOLS:
You will need a 7 and 10mm socket with a socket wrench. You can also use an open socket or impact gun, whichever preference you have. You will also need a panel clip removal tool but you can substitute this for a flat-head screwdriver. This car does have a lot of plastic clips.
PROCESS:
This is a very easy process, trust us. Start by removing the bolts/screws on the bottom of the bumper. Follow that up by removing all the clips as well that secret the bumper and engine shield. Next, remove the clips holding the fender liner to the bumper. There will always be a bolt or screw here holding the bumper and fender together. Typically, it's only going to ever be just one bolt/screw. Now you can remove the top bumper clips with your panel clip removal tool. Once this is done, you can now dismount the bumper. Be careful, not to be too forceful. Your car may have fog lights or sensors and you do not want to pull on the plugs too hard. Pull the ends of each bumper first and work your way towards the middle. Let the bumper gently fall and then disconnect the main wire harness from any electronics on the bumper. This will be the fog lights, reflectors, and maybe parking sensors. Now, unless your bumper was completely destroyed, you will have to transfer all the bumper components to your newly painted ReveMoto bumper. It's actually pretty easy, you'll only need a flat head and Philips screwdriver.
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Very good tutorial. Only video I found to show how to properly and thoroughly remove / reinstall frt bumber on late model Chry 300. Keep up the great work!
Your too king Jim. Thank you for the encouragement and I make more great videos. If you need anything for your visit our site at www.ReveMoto.com. Tell all your friends and family also thank you
Amazing video, I’m replacing my fog lights on my 2019 and this video showed me exactly what I need to do thanks 😀👍
That’s awesome! Glad the videos that we make helps. If you need any parts for your car in the future go to www.ReveMoto.com
Just did business with Revemoto on a 2020 300s bumper and front end hardware.. They are courteous, conscientious and professional...topnotch outfit that I would recommend to everyone. Thanks guys.
Thank you for trusting us and for the shout out! ❤😃
Thank you man! You will save me money to install this thing!
Glad to hear it! And if you need this front bumper replacement, I sell it here: revemoto.com. Good luck with the install 🙌
Man You did to me a favour, thanks bro 🙏
Glad I could help
Perfect!!! Have the same car and finally someone did it the correct way with EVERY step!
Thank you so much!
Excellent! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Good stuff!
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This is a very useful video; very detailed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Would I have to follow the beginning steps of removing the bumper to replace the fog light trim molding on my 2016 chrysler 300c?
Hello and sorry for the late reply! We would say yes, it is much easier to remove the fog lights with the bumper off. You might able to get behind the bumper without removing it but I think it would be very difficult. Please let us know how it goes!
@@ReveMoto Thank you very much for your expertise and help.
What about the 12 rivets that were drilled out
Do you know the part where you disconnect the fog light wiring harness from on 6:16 thank you.
That would be main wire harness it leads up to the ECU and basically leads up to a big long wire system.
Where do you get the rivets for the top bumper piece after you drill them out?
I got them from Harbor Freight
Hey where does the passenger side marker light plug into I can’t find the wires anywhere
Hi Cody that side marker is non functional marker. Which means it doesn’t have a wire just held on my screws. When a on coming cars headlight hits that marker it will reflect to signify a car. Just like a bikes reflector
5:43
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Only video I could find showing the fog light removal, I have one full of water.
I assume they can't be removed without tearing the front half of the car apart just to remove two bolts?
Anyone know? (Fog light assembly only)
Maybe you could remove the under cover of the bumper and work your way up. Your hands have to be pretty slim though
@@ReveMoto I'll put it on ramps and look into that, the little info I've been able to find so far only shows removing the entire bumper. Not that I'm beyond that, I have injuries limiting me working on the ground, but not impossible, just sucks.
Thanks!
My bumper is not staying snapped in under both headlights. Any idea or help to resolve issue
I would say check the bracket could be broken. Go to www.ReveMoto.com
Will a 2017 bumper fit on my 2016?
Yes, the 2015 to 2021 models are the same for this front bumper. We did break it out in the past to help you locate your paint code easier. You can find the link here: www.revemoto.com/products/2016-chrysler-300-front-bumper-painted Let me know if you have any questions!
Is it possible I can’t put this bumper on 2013 Chrysler 300c? 5.7 hemi
I don’t believe this set up will work for the 2013.
Will a 2016 bumper come off & fit on the 2012?
That is a different year span, so conversion probably gonna need some brackets. Or even other modifications
At 7:15 you said "drill out the rivets" what do you mean by that? im stuck on this part of transferring my components to my new bumper.
So on top of the bumper that black piece there are black or silver like screws. They have to be drilled out to remove them. Those are called rivets, but most people don’t have the tool. Instead you can put a bolt and nut combination to make it easier for you.
@@ReveMoto I have a drill, can I go to a local autozone to get new rivets?
@@JuanRodriguez-fh8td I got mines at harbor freight
@@JuanRodriguez-fh8td this is what I got www.harborfreight.com/hand-riveter-set-38353.html
@@ReveMoto sweet I'll stop by there today, do I need to buy new rivets after I remove the old ones?
I have a 2012 s can I put the newer model bumper on?
What year are you trying to put on?
@@ReveMoto2011
What is that part called 15:41
So it want work for a 2011 😢
Yeah I think you will need to modify the headlight and fender at least to make this setup work
I watched this before learning that my insurance wouldn't like it if I fixed my own car. Day ruined.
Why would the insurance not like it? Your free to fix your car with any shop or even on your own.
@@ReveMoto because technically it's still the bank's car for a while :/
They're not entitled to like or dislike. If you have been in a collision, insurers or the tort feasor that caused the damage owes for paying for costs to return you and your property to pre-loss condition. Estimating software (Mitchell, CCC, etc.) assists the appraiser (collision facility of your choice or insurer) in determining professional costs to cause a repair. Remember...insurance companies don't profit when they pay claims, but ultimately make more profit when they convince you they are in charge, and pay as little as you let them. Make sense?
@@ReveMotoyou are exactly right!!
For the price of them parts, they should be installed.
Go to www.Revemoto.com to get parts price. Installation of bumper varies from shop to shop . $350-$850
It’s a circle bro they don’t have corners 😂😂😂😂
Did you get you car fixed though? Or are you still laughing at your damaged car?