How to Remove Front/Rear Bumper and All Plastic Trim | 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander

[@Taylor-nq9qe]

What a helpful, straightforward tutorial. Thank you for creating the first of its kind, it will be extremely helpful for anyone with a GH!

[@willsridecare]

@@Taylor-nq9qe thanks for all your help!!

[@jdjccs74]

This was NEEDED by the GH community. If nothing else, I'll be using this video to install mesh inside the front bumper to help prevent the excess number of reports of road debris getting into that HUGE opening in the front and damaging the A/C and cooling components - road debris in that HUGE opening (for aesthetic reasons) has led to $$$$ of unnecessary repairs due to poor engineering design from Toyota on this one key area. Sure, it looks aggressive but at a huge risk and potential cost to GH owners. Thank-you Will (and your helpers!)

[@willsridecare]

Thanks for watching!! I did use this chance to install the mesh on the bumper! It's the only way I know to install it without having visible zipties in the front. Feel free to share the video in other groups like the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander FB group!

[@Kaliman_El.Hombre.Increible]

I like your style and sensible approach to not just your detailing but in general. Two requests. What is that DeWalt pressure washer. Love it. And, introduce your female partner ‘in crime’. She seems supportive of your hobby and passion. God bless you both.

[@willsridecare]

Thanks! I appreciate it! I'll leave the link to the deWalt power washer in the description of my latest video! (links don't work here) she's my Fiancé Taylor, she's the best! Thanks for watching! God bless you too!

[@Kaliman_El.Hombre.Increible]

@@willsridecare does Taylor have her own car? Time to put its detailing on video. ;) I love your confidence in becoming a detailer and a KZbinr. Especially doing that while living in an apartment complex. Hoping that you have not encountered any negativity from neighbors or passerby’s…or “Karen’s “. Be well. Be blessed Will. BTW My first name is Martín.

[@kristenpeed355]

I am in need to just replace the outside piece of the molding on my front left door. In your opinion, do I need to do the same removal process that you used - which is to go from the inside first, have the other person lifting up to not break the clips or is there a way to remove the outside piece only without risking broken clips on the inside? I am able to order the external parts, but it does not come with the inside piece molding as well and boy is it expensive. Thanks for any input

[@willsridecare]

@@kristenpeed355 yes you will have to do the exact same thing, that whole panel is one piece. It folds at the bottom, covering both the outside and inside. The inside has to be all unclipped first as there is a nut u need to remove from the inside

[@Abdula_mohammed]

I need a front headlight any idea where I buy?

[@willsridecare]

@@Abdula_mohammed I would try eBay first