OEM GMC Envoy Bumper

GMC Envoy Bumper Parts and Q&A

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  Q: How to replace the front bumper fascia on GMC Envoy?

  A:

  Start the envoy fascia replacement by unfurling the grille before disassembling the fascia top fastenings at the headlamp housing and using a push-pin to detach it. When joining the replacement process begin by raising and supporting the vehicle while you eliminate the 3 push-pin devices that connect the fascia with its support rods then detach the fog lamps and cornering lamps. The removal process starts with discharging the air deflector and the four push-pins present on the fascia's bottom section. The fascia will become removable after pulling it straight forward once you release all body side attachment tabs. Set the fascia on the vehicle before securing its body side attachment tabs completely into position and fastening the 4 push-pins which anchor it to the headlamp housing panel. Begin by inserting the three fascia support rod push-pins and install the air deflector after that followed by the cornering lamps and fog lamps. The vehicle should be placed in the lowered position while two bolts at the top fascia face are tightened to 10 n.m (89 lb in) onto the headlamp housing panel. The last step involves inserting the push-pin to retain the fascia center followed by grilles attachment.
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  Q: How to replace the rear bumper fascia on GMC Envoy?

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  The first step to replace the rear bumper fascia involves removing back up lamp socket assemblies when these exist on back up lamp housings. Combine the removal of these components: start by removing push-pins under the fascia followed by wheelhouse flange screws then upper retaining bolts from behind. The fascia should come off after removing all these components. Place the fascia on the vehicle impact bar while you should bolt the upper retaining components to the fascia before tightening them to 2.5 Nm (22 lb in). After mounting the fascia to the wheelhouse flanges use screws installed at 4.5 Nm (40 lb in) torque but not exceeding 5.5 Nm (50 lb in). Reinstall back up lamp sockets along with executing installation of lower push-pin components.