To get at both front bumpers on these cars, Push back the front part of the fenderwell liner, put on the parking brake, lift the car, and set it up on sturdy jackstands. Unplug the negative battery cable from where it connects to the battery. To detach back fog lights on cars equipped with them, remove electrical cables running from lights down to bumper tubes. Lift up the cover and pull apart all screws and pushpins that hold the bumper in place, high and low, on the left, right, and bottom. Pull up on small plastic fasteners with a screwdriver to free their center buttons without taking them apart. Change how you lift up the fascia by getting and unfastening every fastener first. Separate the cover, then have someone help you line up the tabs on the back properly while you fasten the bolts and screws like you would do normally. Crawl beneath the car to take out the plastic clamps and screws that hold the bottom piece of the rear bumper. Slide out the screws holding the front part of the fascia to the fenderwells, and if necessary, detach the plastic liner to work in the back. Lift your car's trunk mat from under it. Work from inside the trunk to release the bumper cover fasteners at each corner, also removing the hidden clips from behind the rear trim panel. Take off the clips or pins holding the top side of the bumper cover in place, pull the cover out from the vehicle, and gently hit any bolts through the car body with a plastic hammer. Installation is the reverse of removal.