How to remove the front bumper
- open the hood.
- unscrew the two screws near the hood lock (twisted from top to bottom).
- in the radiator grille, near the headlights, remove two pads (held on the latches).
- we unscrew two screws under the pads.
- we unscrew five screws from the bottom side (twisted from the bottom up).
- turn the wheels to the side.
- in the wheel arches, we unscrew the screws that secure the fenders (front part).
- behind the fenders, in the inner part of the wings, we unscrew two nuts on each side (you will need a 10 mm cap with an extension cord), which attach the sides to the wings.
- release the latches in the wings (pull the corners towards you).
- with an assistant, we remove the bumper in front (we look so as not to break the wires and hoses). Please note that the hairpins can scratch the paint on the wings).
- disconnect the electrical equipment connectors (if any).
- disconnect the headlight washer hoses (liquid may leak, you should prepare a plug or container).
How to remove the rear bumper
- open the trunk lid.
- in the side panels of the trunk, we open two plugs.
- under the plugs, unscrew one screw on each side (screws with a plastic cap for the inner hexagon) and remove the rear lights.
- remove the plastic linings near the rear lights (they are held on latches).
- under the pads, we unscrew two screws (twisted from top to bottom), which fasten the upper part of the rear bumper.
- on the bottom side, we unscrew two screws (twisted from the bottom up, hidden behind the lower skirt), which fasten the lower part.
- in the wheel arches, we unscrew four screws on each side that attach the fenders (the rear part, in order not to remove the wheels, use a ratchet with a nozzle).
- release the latches in the wings (pull the corners towards you).
- release the latches in the rear light opening.
- with the assistant, we carefully remove the bumper back (we look behind the wires).
- we release the connectors of electrical equipment (if any).
Audi TT second generation, Type 8J
Production 2006-2014
Body type:
2-door compartment
Plastic bumpers:
A mixture of polypropylene and a triple copolymer of ethylene, propylene and diene, 20% mineral filler (talc). Marking >PP/EPDM T20<