Remove front bumper on 2006 Buick Lucerne

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7/16th or 10mm Sheetmetal nuts All over Behind the Bumper Thak Bumper off first

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I have read that the only way is to remove the plastic bumper. I hate my Lucerne...piece of junk.

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Unscrew the oil filler neck and the cover will just lift off.

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pretty sure you need to remove the bumper to get to the clips. Try popping one corner and see if it is a push type it depend on the moddel

SOURCE: how to remove the left front door panel on my 2006 Buick Lucerne

Hi Dear Lov, Remove the plugs from the arm rest and behind them there will be deep seated screws. Push in a long screw driver and remove them. Next lift the window control buttons and when removed from the housings disconnect the electrics. (Keep the switches handy) next take a flat blade tool and starting at the bottom of the door, insert the blade between the panel and the door and gently pull the blade towards you. When the studs pop move to the next until all are released. Lift the panel off and then refit the switch to the cables. Reach inside the door and feel for the operating rods which extend from the handle to the latch mechanism. at each end you will feel plastic clips which will rotate away from the rods when pushed in the same plain. These clips beak easily so be careful. It is worth getting a mirror and flash light and studying them before trying to release them. Check both sides as the mechanism may be different at each end. Once disconnected you will notice two hole opposite the exterior door handle, through which a socket spanner fitted to an extension will fit. Remove the nuts and then remove the handle from the outside. When fitting everything back together make sure the rods are correctly fitted. You may find you need to lift or lower the window, or maybe remove it completely to do the job. Regards John

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