Removing bumper I am looking for simple instructions on how to remove the rear bumper from my Renault twingo so I can repair it.

it probably will be

Depends on the number of valves on the engine. If it has 8 valves (2 per cylinder) it is 60hp. If it has 16 valves (4 per cylinder) it has 75 hp.

DIY, you need a repair manual. Your autoparts store, or filepeep.com if they have it, or try manualslib.com

Is the cable still connected or did it break if it is intact you can try spraying penetrating oil on the latch that holds the boot closed

The best solution is to take it to the garage as no one seems to know the colour or value of the cigar lighter fuse in my 2011 Renault twingo pizaz so replacement will be a case of pulling each one in turn until the right one comes to light

Not a difficult job on this car try doing a renault twingo or modus ,what about the mercedes A class thing now thats a job and half ,Disconnect the battery and take your time its not a difficult job .

Well I find this ,maybe can help you. Try it.Good luck.
http://rapidlibrary.com/download_file_i.php?file=12723241&desc=Manual+Taller+Renault+Twingo+por+Wandanaro+.rar

Rear Bumper: Service and Repair
REAR BUMPER
Removal and Installation
REMOVAL
1. Remove the LH and RH rear combination lamps.
2. Remove both the rear wheels and tires.
3. Remove the LH and RH splash shields.
4. Remove the rear bumper fascia clips and screws, then remove the rear bumper fascia.
5. Remove the rear energy absorbing foam.
6. Remove the rear bumper reinforcement.
7. Remove the rear bumper supports.
INSTALLATION
Installation is in the reverse order of removal.

remove the rear bumper and the bar bolts to the back panel, some have a stay that bolts up forward. you might have to cut a slot in the bottom of the bumper to clear the towbar.

If you look up from under you should see some push clips. if your removing entire bumper with rebar & all, it's probably about 4 nuts holding it to bumper shocks, but be sure to look near ends at fenders for push clips , and or screws, and across mid section. watch it, it's pretty heavy with the rebar attached so make sure you have everything ready & remove nuts last, with some help to hold it up.