Genuine Nissan Murano Bumper

Nissan Murano Bumper Parts Questions & Answers

• Front Bumper Cover
  62022-CA025
  Q: How do you remove the front and rear bumper covers on Nissan Murano?

  A: To replace the front bumper cover, it is necessary to set the parking brake, lift the car with a hydraulic jack, and put it securely on supports-jackstands. First, undo the radiator Grille then the upper portion of the headlights trims; there is a single bolt holding it in place and just pull it forward to release the plastic melding clips. After this, pull out the fasteners in the upper part of the bumper cover with three clips, which are located close to the grille and take out the fasteners of each front lower edge of the inner shields of the Fenders. Remove the splash shields from the lower rear of the bumper cover & then I had to take out three bolts from the bumper cover. It is recommended to work from inside the bumper cover, remove the screws on the upper rear area where it is connected to the fenders. Unbolt the electrical connectors from the fog lights, both hands should grasp the end of the bumper cover then it can be slid outwards to release the clips holding in the fenders, and then eject it, preferably with some help. As for the rear bumper cover, to access it park the car and apply the parking brake, lift the rear part of the car and secure it with jack stands, while the rear lift gate is open. Undo the taillight assemblies, then grasp the retainer and unscrew it under the each assembly of the taillight. Detach the rear part of the inner fender splash shield: three screws; Mudguards from both rear wheel wells. In the lower edge of the bumper cover, pull out the clips then, going to the inner fender splash shield, take out the two rear bolts and pull up the shield.Presently, there also is a screw in each of the upper corners of the ends of the bumper cover. Take off the clips that are at the side brackets once again and be very keen while pulling the bumper cover. The removal for both bumpers is the same as the installation process only that it is carried out in a reversed manner.