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SwissCheese 03-15-2015 03:29 PM

Is the process any different for the NISMO bumper? I wasn't sure if there were any other bolts or rivets not mentioned.

EYE ESS 04-06-2015 08:10 AM

I've used these install instructions on two different Z's now. <3 <3

Corona 05-13-2015 08:32 PM

Used this DIY today and the work went flawlessly! Thanks for taking the time!

MyZ4U2C 05-13-2015 08:43 PM

This will come in handy once my intakes get here, excited to get to work. Very helpful review!

TBatt 01-15-2016 05:01 PM

Expect to either break or find broken plastic rivets doing this job. I found replacements at RockAuto. They are listed under 370Z Bumper Retainer. They come in a packs of three for a couple of bucks. Get plenty. I bought three packs and have about used them all up. These plastic rivets are everywhere on the Z.

DatsunFTW 01-15-2016 05:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TBatt (Post 3389387)
Expect to either break or find broken plastic rivets doing this job. I found replacements at RockAuto. They are listed under 370Z Bumper Retainer. They come in a packs of three for a couple of bucks. Get plenty. I bought three packs and have about used them all up. These plastic rivets are everywhere on the Z.

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Dreadnaught 01-16-2016 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TBatt (Post 3389387)
Expect to either break or find broken plastic rivets doing this job. I found replacements at RockAuto. They are listed under 370Z Bumper Retainer. They come in a packs of three for a couple of bucks. Get plenty. I bought three packs and have about used them all up. These plastic rivets are everywhere on the Z.


The tend to get brittle due to the heat of the engine and fall apart really easy.

70ina30 01-24-2016 12:41 PM

Thanks for the diy!
Just used this last night during my stillen g3 intake install.

Dreadnaught 07-26-2016 07:34 PM

Followed the instructions and had the bumper off in ten minutes using a panel popper tool and air ratchet at my work. This job is very easy guys for those of you that are timid at working on your own car.

JOSE RIVERA 01-03-2017 06:29 PM

Is the same steps for front bumper removal for the NISMO 2016?

JOSE RIVERA 01-03-2017 06:33 PM

:confused:Is the same steps for front bumper removal for the NISMO 2016?

davidv10 05-03-2019 04:28 PM

This was very helpful for taking my bumper off for the first time! Made things so easy.

Woketman 09-18-2020 03:12 PM

I note that this was originally posted way back in 2009. Is this still current? And does it equally apply to a late model NISMO bumper?
Thanks.

Knockoffzilla 09-18-2020 03:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Woketman (Post 3960551)
I note that this was originally posted way back in 2009. Is this still current? And does it equally apply to a late model NISMO bumper?
Thanks.


I believe the general way to remove it is still the exact same. There might be 1 or 2 more bolts to remove from under the car if you have a nismo but its all the same. A couple clips on the top. 1 bolt on each side. And the 8 ish bolts under it. If you have the nismo bumper make sure to disconnect the fog lights before completely removing the bumper.

JARblue 09-18-2020 07:12 PM

:iagree:

Yup pretty much the same. Clips on top. Screws underneath. You may have DRLs to disconnect. The screw under the front fender lining and the clips under the headlight are still the same.

BoneZ 09-18-2020 07:13 PM

I'll be popping this off soon when I paint. :yum:

Woketman 09-21-2020 07:53 AM

I installed my AAM intakes yesterday. Yes, as stated it was pretty much the same. Install went well.

mr370znismo 10-19-2022 08:11 AM

Yo 😂 my hood cable broke. And its a Nismo so i cant release it through the grill. Can I get the bumper off without opening the hood?

Woketman 10-19-2022 08:48 AM

I think the answer is no, due to the screws that secure the top center portion that reside under the front edge of the hood. But, if you release the entire bottom and sides and bend the bumper up, that may give you enough clearance to get to the hood release. Let us know how you solve this please!


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