How To Remove The Rear Bumper On Your 10th Gen Civic Hatchback or Type R!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2023
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In this video I show you step by step on how to remove your 10th gen civic hatchback or type r rear bumper.
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Thank you sir. I just wanted to see how does the rear wide body come out and I see now.
Helpful. Need to pull mine to remove a metal rear diffuser the PO installed. Or I'm just going to dremel through the nuts holding it to the bumper idk
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Since nobody has addressed the clips on the bottom, I'll say that they can be a real pain, especially the ones on the bottom of the car like these when they're all gunked up with dirt. EDIT: Made a short video showing what I'm trying to explain below: th-cam.com/video/ZrjhUOJ4GBQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fSqosXPEjrJbJeWq
You explained the correct way to remove them, by prying up on the inner circle and it should pop up or out from the base and release pressure on the inside of those tabs sticking through that seem to not be catching in the hole.
Basically you still have to pull up that center part and take that clip out of the metal sliding clip on the bottom panel. Then put the bottom panel on top of the larger hole in the bumper (on top meaning like inside, opposite of how you have it now). Then that pop up clip should first go through the hole in the bumper and then through that metal clip on the bottom panel, and push the center tab down again to lock it in place.
They are certainly reusable, IF you can remove them intact. Plan on breaking a few. I bought a cheap assortment of those clips on Amazon, so I always have them around.
Do you by any chance know the names of these clips? I’m trying to search them up to buy them but not sure if I’m seeing the correct thing. Thanks again for the explanation!
Semi-unrelated question: Does removing the rear bumper allow access to the inside of the left quarter panel (the one surrounding the tank cap)?
I don’t believe so unfortunately 🤔, what exactly you trying to do if I may ask?
Anyone know what those squares are under the bumper? The big ones on both sides of the car. Almost looks like an air filter or a vent
Stock are called garnish assemblies aka fog light housing. Non functional mesh/vents basically. I made mine functional especially for the rear.
@@IchiiMedia not what I was asking but thx anyway. I found out they are called rear quarter panel pressure vents
@@hustla818 oh those! lol yeah I could of told you that, guess I overlooked your “sides of the car” part, I noticed you like your own comments too, that’s cool 👍