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[title] Removing the Front Bumper- Part 1
-[* black] There are 7 body screws to be removed that attach the front bumper to the frame of the car. The first 5 screws are all on the same eye level as the underskirt of the car whereas screws 6 & 7 are above the passenger and driver side tires.
-[* black] It is very common for body screw to have been replaced especially on older cars. When replaced, bolts always have the same size thread, but the size of the socket need to remove them may range from 8, 10, and 11 mm.
+[* blue] There are 7 body screws to be removed that attach the front bumper to the frame of the car. The first 5 screws are all on the same eye level as the underskirt of the car whereas screws 6 & 7 are above the passenger and driver side tires.
+[* icon_note] It is very common for body screw to have been replaced especially on older cars. When replaced, bolts always have the same size thread, but the size of the socket need to remove them may range from 8, 10, and 11 mm.