OEM Ford Five Hundred Bumper Cover

Ford Five Hundred Bumper Cover Parts and Q&A

• Bumper Cover, Rear
  5G1Z-17K835-AAB
  Q: How to service the rear bumper cover on Ford Five Hundred?

  A:

  The service procedure for Five Hundred and Montego rear bumper covers begins with removing rear lamps followed by disassembly of six wheel well screws which require 2 Nm (18 lb-in) torque specification for reinstalling. To access the bumper beam service the first step must be removal of the luggage compartment trim panel and secondly removing the three retaining pins on the beam underside and completing the last step with the six nuts requiring 9 Nm (80 lb-in) torque at reinstallation. Disengage the electrical connector from the parking aid system when it is present in the vehicle. The forward top section of the bumper cover requires pulling outward first so you can unclip it before removing the cover. Determine the condition of bumper cover mounting reinforcements for replacement in addition to evaluating the spacer block at the center of the beam for necessary replacement. The last step involves putting back the bumper cover following the reverse method of its removal.
• Bumper Cover, Front
  5G1Z-17D957-BAB
  Q: How to service and repair the front bumper cover on Ford Five Hundred?

  A:

  The front bumper cover service and repair of Five Hundred and Montego requires technicians to first remove their scrivets and bolts but they need to tighten bolts to 7 Nm (62 lb-in) after installation. The next step consists of removing three lower retainers and six wheel house screws while installing them with 2 Nm (18 lb-in) torque. You need to remove the electrical connector from the fog lamps when the vehicle has this equipment. When removing the bumper cover it is necessary to first pull the rearward upper section outward to detach it from the fender. A thorough check of bumper cover mounting reinforcements should happen after removal. Replace these components in case any damage is detected. The completion process requires following the opposite steps used during removal to reinstall the components.