REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Kia Rio (2000 release)

general info. full specifications. diagnostics. hints. tips. tricks

Home

Kia
	Rio
		Instructions
		Engines A3E, A5D
		Greasing system
		Cooling
		Fuel system
		Ignition system
		Coupling
		Transmission
		Axes and power shafts
		Suspension
		Wheels and tires
		Steering
		Brakes
		Body
			Tightening torques
			Hood
			The trunk lid
			The hinge lid
			Tailgate
			Gas-filled strut support tailgate
			Castle tailgate
			The external handle of the tailgate
			The front door
			Conformal door seal
			Backdoor
			Dashboard
			Ceiling
			Side trunk trim five-door cars
			The rear trunk trim
			The upper pillar trim
			The bottom upholstery of the central rack
			The top upholstery of the central rack
			Pillar trim four-door cars
			Pillar trim five-door cars
			Front side door trim
			Cover the front door sill
			Rear door trim
			Upholstery tailgate
			Cover rear door sill
			Rear shelf
			Upholstery rear wheel arches four-door cars
			Upholstery of an arch of a back wheel of five-door cars
			Front bumper
			Rear bumper
			The front seats
			Upholstery front seatback
			The upholstery of the front seat
			Headrest
			The leaning back hinge of a forward seat
			Rear seat
			Seat belts
			Rear seat belts
			Bracket rear seat belt
			The distances designed on a plane, for check of distances between separate points of a car body
			Actual distances of check of distances between separate points of a body of the car
		The air conditioning system
		Electrical equipment

printable version

Rear bumper

Rear bumper

1 - bumper;
2 - a bolt of fastening of a bumper;

3 - foam energy absorber;
4 - Power bumper.

The rear bumper is divided into three parts: the bumper cover, foam energy absorber and the bumper amplifier.

Pad is made of polypropylene. The foam energy absorber made of polystyrene foam.

Power bumper is made of metal. The foam energy absorber is located between the bumper and the amplifier.

Withdrawal

PERFORMANCE ORDER

1. Remove the three screws holding the left rear mudguard to protect the wheel arches.
2. Remove the right mudguard.
3. Remove the three screws that secure the right rear splash guard to protect the wheel arches.
4. Remove one screw securing the right-hand side of the bumper
	5. Repeat the steps on the left side of the bumper.
6. Remove the nuts from the left side of the trunk.
7. Repeat the process on the right side.
8. Loosen the eight fasteners securing the top of the bumper.
9. Remove the two screws from the left rear bumper support.
10. Repeat the process on the right side.
	11. Remove the rear bumper.

Setting

PERFORMANCE ORDER

Install the rear bumper in the reverse order of removal.

Torque: 32-47 N ??? m

Check

PERFORMANCE ORDER

Check out the cover of the rear bumper for damage and reliability of its fastening.

« previos page
Front bumper

next page »
The front seats