THE PULL-A-PART VIDEO LIBRARY

Hey, I'm Erik from Velocity Labs. We're going to be doing a quick DIY and Drive tutorial with Pull-A-Part Used Auto Parts. We're going to be pulling the bumper off this 2002 Jeep Liberty. Bumpers are one of the most often damaged parts in collisions, and they're usually pretty easy to pull off. But you may run into a few hidden screws or clips along the way.

The first thing that we need to do is remove these clips that hold the inner fender liner in place. A trim tool works great, but if you don't have one available, you can get by with a flat-head screwdriver. I use the flat end of a crowbar to get a few of the more stubborn clips here. Once those are out, you can grab the fender liner and pull it down away from the body to remove it. We do the same thing on the other side and set it aside. Next, there are a few screws on the top side of the bumper. Take those out, and once those are done we can move down underneath the cover. There are a few more plastic clips here. Pop them out with a trim tool, screwdriver, pry bar, or whatever you can get your hands on.

Next, we need to remove the fender flares to get access to a few of the remaining bolts holding the bumper on. Start with the plastic clips on the inside of the fender wall. Grab a pair of pliers and pinch them together, and push them out to release the side of the fender flare. Once those are out, remove the flare by pulling it away from the Jeep and popping out the plastic clips. If any of them are being stubborn, a large flat-head screwdriver can provide a little extra leverage. Next up, there are two on each side of the bumper cover. Knock those out with whatever appropriate socket or wrench you have lying around. And then we move to the back again.

The last thing that we need to remove is the license plate light. Just a couple screws to loosen it up, and then a small clip on the back to unhook the wire. Once that's all out of the way, we can slide the rear bumper cover right up and head up to check out.