Toyota Tacoma Front Bumper Removal and Installation Tips and Tricks
In this video, I show you some tips and tricks on removing and installing a front bumper assembly on a Toyota Tacoma.
The exact vehicle in the video is a 2002 Toyota Tacoma 4x2 pickup, with a 2.4L four cylinder engine (2RZ-FE) and a standard cab.
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