Nissan Altima (L32) 2007-2012 Service Manual ≻ Exterior coupe ≻ On-vehicle repair ≻ Rear bumper

Nissan Altima (L32) 2007-2012 Service Manual: Rear bumper

Removal and Installation

1. Rear bumper side brackets

2. Rear bumper supports

3. Rear bumper reinforcement

4. Rear energy absorbing foam

5. Rear bumper fascia

A. C205 push pin

REMOVAL

1. Remove the LH and RH rear combination lamps. Refer to EXL-260, "Removal and Installation".

2. Remove both the rear wheels and tires. Refer to WT-66, "Adjustment".

3. Remove the rear bumper fascia clips and screws, then remove the rear bumper fascia.

4. Remove the rear energy absorbing foam.

5. Remove the rear bumper reinforcement.

6. Remove the rear bumper supports.

INSTALLATION

Installation is in the reverse order of removal.

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