1994 corolla. minor accident pulled rear plastic

Check the fuse panel.

Usually there is an engine splash guard made of plastic under the front bumper. You'll have to remove this first. Once the guard is off, you can clearly see how to get to the lower radiator hose clamp.

take help of the following steps to remove rear bumper on ur tucson.

Open the trunk of your vehicle.

1. Unscrew all the screws on the inside plastic trim that covers your bumper to trunk connection.
   
2. Pry the plastic piece out with a flathead screwdriver. You will expose the bolts that attach the rear bumper to the trunk.
   
3. Unscrew the bolts connecting to the inside of your rear bumper. There should be four bolts.
   
4. Unscrew the two to four screws connecting to your bumper from the inside of the rear wheel tire wells. These screws are on the area of the tire well that is closet to the bumper.
   
5. Slide under the rear of your car. Use a flathead screwdriver to pop the plastic rivets out of place along the underside of the rear bumper. There should be four to six rivets.
   
6. 
   Squat behind your car and firmly pull the bumper off. There will popping plastic sounds, this is the pop-in-place plastic rivets that are the last pieces that hold your rear bumper in place.
   

I dont own a toyota so i couldnt tell you for sure..but i do know one thing for sure is that you must be careful that you disable the air bag sensors which are usually near the front bumper on most cars before you work on the bumper so that you dont set them off by accident.

I would go to a pick N pull salavge yard and buy an entire used bumper assembly.

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Very easy fix for DIY, when you get the new bumper cover you will be able to see all the mounting points so you can find them on your ould cover easier. I did one on an Escort awhile back, my first cover to do, and had it done in about an hour, includding beer time :-)

This switch is in the lock it self. Push the lock into place with a screw driver (use the screw driver like the bar that the lock comes down onto)and the light should go off it you have all the wires still intacked.

the rear drum brakes work on foot and hand brake , noise under stain does it rattle could be a loose exhaust heat shield ,

I agree with timmyb187. The dealership will test for codes and see exactly what sensor might be putting that light on. Under the bumper are sensors for the airbag. There could be a harness that got cut because of the accident.

Removal of the rear bumper on an Mazda 2004 to 2006 MPV.
It's afairly simple task: 1) Open the rear hatch or (door) remove the torx screws at the bottom of the weather strip. 2) Remove both tail lights by unscrewing the two phillip screws on each light, once removed the lights pulling toward the side of the van. Let them hang from the wires. You will see a clip (white in color),pry it out from behind the bumper material and go to the next step. 3) Remove three 8mm head screws in each fender well and three plastic clips. Then remove an 8mm screw at the top corner of the bumper against the rear fender. If your car has splash guards remove them as well. 4) Remove the two clips at the bottom of the bumper attached to the under carriage. 5) Pull the bumper toward the back of the vehicle be careful with the tail lights. Remember, they are hanging loose.
And that's it, you have done it.
Ferni