rear bumper
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09-30-2014, 01:14 PM
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09-30-2014, 01:55 PM
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Speaking from point of reference of a Sport painted bumper, which I believe is what you'd have on your Express...
The rear bumper is fully able to be disassembled. You can unplug any electrical items behind the bumper, such as the trailer wiring and the reverse sensors if you have them. They are all just plugs that snap together. You can then remove the bumper assembly with, I think, four bolts. Once off the truck you can further disassemble by removing the metal support brackets, the step pad, trailer connector, and the reverse sensors themselves.
The step pad comes off by squeezing box-shaped tabs from underneath. Use a pliers. Squeeze and push them through. Reverse sensors pop out too. So does the trailer wiring jack module.
It's all remarkably easy. Can be done by one person. It's light. Having a second person to steady things may prevent accidental scratches.
Rob
The rear bumper is fully able to be disassembled. You can unplug any electrical items behind the bumper, such as the trailer wiring and the reverse sensors if you have them. They are all just plugs that snap together. You can then remove the bumper assembly with, I think, four bolts. Once off the truck you can further disassemble by removing the metal support brackets, the step pad, trailer connector, and the reverse sensors themselves.
The step pad comes off by squeezing box-shaped tabs from underneath. Use a pliers. Squeeze and push them through. Reverse sensors pop out too. So does the trailer wiring jack module.
It's all remarkably easy. Can be done by one person. It's light. Having a second person to steady things may prevent accidental scratches.
Rob
