Bumper cover removal 98 camry

I have a 98 camry that needs the bumper cover replaced and i'm gonna do
it myself.I was just wondering what tool do I need to take the bumper
off? I have located all the screws I believe,but it was just a quick
check and i'm not sure what i would use to unbolt them.

Thanks

Anyone?

"98camry98" <stunnaman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a 98 camry that needs the bumper cover replaced and i'm gonna do
> it myself.I was just wondering what tool do I need to take the bumper
> off? I have located all the screws I believe,but it was just a quick
> check and i'm not sure what i would use to unbolt them.
>
> Thanks
>[/color]

Toyota bumper covers are generally as easy to remove as they appear to be.
There is a bunch of bolts holding the skin on. I believe that a 10 mm
socket will fit.
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Ray O
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You didn't say what damage was but the plastic covers can be repaired. Its
worth investigating before you install an aftermarket one that doesn't fit
properly. I'd disconnect the battery while doing it incase you triger the
air bag sensor! Trial fit the new one and then have it primed and painted
with paint that has a flex additive. Most likely it has a foan absorber
behind it hat will have to be replaced too.

"98camry98" <stunnaman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a 98 camry that needs the bumper cover replaced and i'm gonna do
> it myself.I was just wondering what tool do I need to take the bumper
> off? I have located all the screws I believe,but it was just a quick
> check and i'm not sure what i would use to unbolt them.
>
> Thanks
>[/color]

"Wolfgang" <NOwolfXgang_dieterxSPAM@NOXcox.netNOT> wrote in message
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> You didn't say what damage was but the plastic covers can be repaired.
> Its worth investigating before you install an aftermarket one that doesn't
> fit properly. I'd disconnect the battery while doing it incase you triger
> the air bag sensor! Trial fit the new one and then have it primed and
> painted with paint that has a flex additive. Most likely it has a foan
> absorber behind it hat will have to be replaced too.[/color]

I wouldn't worry about triggering an air bag sensor unless you intend to
pound on the front of the bumper with a board or sledge hammer. There are 3
air bag sensors, and at least 2 out of the 3 must detect a crash
simultaneously before the air bag deploys.
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Ray O
(correct punctuation to reply)