I watched your video three times. Once as an overview, second time to gather a tool list and third, well, you we right along with me while I was replacing the bumper. You were in the trunk with me, under the car with me and all over the garage with me! You were a great companion and great help! Thanks so much for taking the time to make this detailed video and sharing it with others here on UA-cam!
I bought the same Camry new and kept it for 218,000 miles and 15 years. I took great care of it and the car was as dependable as any car can be. No issues and no leaks for 15 years. I never even had to service the AC!
@@sunking2001 same here, this Camry is so reliable and nothing needs to be done on this camry. I only had to change rear muffler and front oxygen sensor
@@nazarettos6987 The only thing s I had to do was replace all four shocks, front brakes twice, and rear brakes once. That's it. Every other part was original for 218,000 miles! That's unheard of. I sold it because I wanted the new safety features in a 2020 Camry.
Thank you for this video! It was identical to my 2004 lexus es330 was able to successfully replace the bumper. However I did make the mistake of taking off the bottom trunk latch
You SHOULD have used small screws to reconnect pieces instead of wire. Yes, it hardly matters for the fitting, but still, using wire is wrong because it Caused a Problem getting it all aligned for replacing bumper. The rest of the video is very informative.
I hope I can do it I wrote things down and I saved your video my bumper will be in thurs I know it has sit 4 hours lol so I think I will at least take stuff apart lol
I’m sure you can do it just make sure when the new bumper arrives let it unfold or heat up the edges with hair dryer. The hardest part for me was the bolts that hold the bumper on the inside of the wheel well.
I have used this company few times over the years for different vehicles. They match your factory pain perfectly, and also bumpers they send out are aftermarket but still very good quality. you will not see the difference form original, that's how good they a re with their work.
@@nazarettos6987 Well, I purchased this car thinking, being a Toyota, nothing will go wrong but at around 150K the transmission failed costing me $3,500...UGH!
I watched your video three times. Once as an overview, second time to gather a tool list and third, well, you we right along with me while I was replacing the bumper. You were in the trunk with me, under the car with me and all over the garage with me! You were a great companion and great help! Thanks so much for taking the time to make this detailed video and sharing it with others here on UA-cam!
Wow, I greatly appreciate this beautiful comment made my day
I bought the same Camry new and kept it for 218,000 miles and 15 years. I took great care of it and the car was as dependable as any car can be. No issues and no leaks for 15 years. I never even had to service the AC!
@@sunking2001 same here, this Camry is so reliable and nothing needs to be done on this camry. I only had to change rear muffler and front oxygen sensor
@@nazarettos6987 The only thing s I had to do was replace all four shocks, front brakes twice, and rear brakes once. That's it. Every other part was original for 218,000 miles! That's unheard of. I sold it because I wanted the new safety features in a 2020 Camry.
God bless you brother Thanks so much for taking the time to explain and especially for noting the socket sizes and extenders required. Great Help!
thank you for positive feedback
great video, thank you for such a detailed explanation! replaced my rear bumper today :)
Thanks for watching and commenting. My bumpers still holding strong and looking new.
Thank you for this video! It was identical to my 2004 lexus es330 was able to successfully replace the bumper. However I did make the mistake of taking off the bottom trunk latch
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I love thr detail in the video. Very helpful and informative
You SHOULD have used small screws to reconnect pieces instead of wire. Yes, it hardly matters for the fitting, but still, using wire is wrong because it Caused a Problem getting it all aligned for replacing bumper.
The rest of the video is very informative.
Thank you so much! I used this as a guide to replace my bumper cover and it worked! Couldn't have done it without you!
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Отличная работа. Тачка класс. Сам владею этой легендой 2004 г. V6
Thanks for the comments. This Camry we bought for my nephew. It is SE model and I like it a lot, drives smooth even with 4 cylinders engine.
I’m amazed at how difficult they made it to take off a bumper
Its solid Toyota design to last forever 😬
@@nazarettos6987 I was gonna take mine off to paint it but now I think I’ll just tape around it lol
Great video, really helped me!! Thank you!
I like your Toyota Camry
Another good detailed video @nazarettos.
Btw getting them because of your vid. Thanks.
I hope I can do it I wrote things down and I saved your video my bumper will be in thurs I know it has sit 4 hours lol so I think I will at least take stuff apart lol
I’m sure you can do it just make sure when the new bumper arrives let it unfold or heat up the edges with hair dryer. The hardest part for me was the bolts that hold the bumper on the inside of the wheel well.
I did it's been sitting out for 2 days
Ugh replacing the front bumper is wayy less of a headache
This is why you drive a Camry
Dumb question what if I only have 1 bracket the left side is broken from when my car was hit
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excelent video
I’m getting the same bumper n front bumper from them to fix my wife’s car. How is the quality? Lmk.
I have used this company few times over the years for different vehicles. They match your factory pain perfectly, and also bumpers they send out are aftermarket but still very good quality. you will not see the difference form original, that's how good they a re with their work.
have a similar model, one of the worst design and engineering to work on this car especially if it's a v6 3.0l for engine work, utter crap
I disagree that it is crap car. My nephew still driving it and its from 2005 no issues, 4 cylinder engine.
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Well, I purchased this car thinking, being a Toyota, nothing will go wrong but at around 150K the transmission failed costing me $3,500...UGH!