2020 Dodge Challenger Rear Bumper Cover Removal and Install

This vid we remove and then re-install the rear bumper cover on my 2020 Dodge Challenger. This was my first time tackling this job and as usual I learn some tips and tricks the hard way.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:11 Taillight Removal
2:09 Rear Bumper Cover Removal
11:15 Why I needed to remove the rear bumper cover
12:55 Struggling to get the rear bumper cover back on straight
15:14 Very important tip for lining the bumper cover back up
16:08 Reinstalling the rear bumper cover
18:14 Reinstalling the taillights
18:49 Final Wrap-up
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[@Ese_Cisco]

Good video every informative

[@Scavenger1320]

thanks for watching!

[@benzlick]

Just a tip of advice: clean the painted surfaces first and also add some blue masking tape to prevent scratches. Same for front. Thanks for posting this step by step because a lot of Challenger owners have no idea how to take it off 🫡

[@carwashpowerbrake2779]

Great work! We learn as we go!

[@HardRockVermont]

Thanks for the new content!

[@Scavenger1320]

thanks for watching!

[@PatrickReagan]

Seems a bit easier than the front fascia, and those darn 10mm nuts that are deep into a tight spot!

[@Scavenger1320]

for sure. I wouldn't mind pulling the rear off when needed, whereas I now dread having to remove the front one, which I have to do eventually to fix the loose bolt/nut in one of those tight spots you can't see.

[@PatrickReagan]

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[@Scavenger1320]

@@PatrickReagan definitely not a lot of Drag Paks made. I feel like I just recently seen one up for sale but it may have been the same one at Mecum that you're referring to.

[@PatrickReagan]

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[@hectorjosegonzalezcabrera6660]

Hello bro, very good video, could you please post the link to rear bumper support? I would like to install it on my Challenger, thank you.

[@Scavenger1320]

I have all the info in this vid here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWPRdouZeLOXa6csi=rpd8SUULaMaCopBA

[@cesarswc13]

what are those light weight bumper support for? wont that make the car weaker if anyone gits it?

[@Scavenger1320]

Just weight reduction. Performance is all just a measure of power to weight. Most people focus on the power side, others, like me, put an emphasis on the weight side of the equation. With the rear support, the stock one is also aluminum, sure it's thicker aluminum, but if it were integral to crash safety they'd have made it out of High Strength Steel instead. The rear support/impact bar is really more for absorbing light and low speed impacts.