How to Remove 2014-2019 Toyota Corolla Fender, Part 1/2

Learn how to remove your broken, dented, and ugly 2014-2019 Toyota Corolla fender and replace it with the pretty, shiny newly painted fender.
For time’s sake, we will just post the removal video first. Every fender may have a few pieced that are different here and there. But, the fundamentals of removing any fender are still the same. It's just a few bolts and plastic push pins that secure the fender to the vehicle.
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0:00 Start
0:06 Intro
0:14 Tools needed
1:05 We took extra precautions
1:29 Detach the fender liner from the fender
3:50 Remove the lower bolts connecting the fender liner and splash shield
4:46 Remove the top fender bolts
5:36 Remove the bumper retainer (behind the bumper)
7:12 Get to the screws along with the door
8:54 Remove the plastic piece behind the fender
9:46 Hidden bolt behind the fender liner
10:34 Windshield cowl bolt
11:11 Remove the fender
11:28 Outro
Install of the 2014 Toyota Corolla Fender: • Video
TOOLS NEEDED:
Socket wrench with 10mm socket and extension and a flat-head screwdriver, and much preferred, a panel clip remover. The yellow tap is optional but does guard you against scratching any adjacent panels.
INSTRUCTIONS:
It best to turn the wheel to access the push pins that are holding the fender liner on. Taping adjacent panels are not necessary, but it does guard against any kind of damage that may occur when removing the fender. At the bottom of the fender, underneath the care, there is a push pin securing the fender liner. Remove the rest of the push pins along the bottom portion of the fender. There is a different, much smaller push pin holding the fender onto the bumper. It's no different from any other push pin, just much smaller. The trick to removing any of the push pins is by wedging your screwdriver (or panel clip remover) and popping the center pinout. The last pin is a bit of a hybrid between a screw and clip. Use your flat head screwdriver to twist the pin so the line is horizontal (like a screw), then pop it on like a pushpin. Moving on to the bottom of the car, there is a 10mm bolt on the bottom corner of the bumper. Make your way to the right a little and there is one last bolt holding the fender liner on.
Make your way to the top of the bumper to remove 3 bolts on top of the fender attached to the frame. The first bolt is securing the headlight to the fender. Once the bolt is off, pop the headlight off the fender. It is not necessary to remove the front bumper, but you can you want. We recommend that you just pop the corner of the bumper from the fender to the headlight off. Just pull it out until you hear it snap off. There is a bumper bracket that is bolted onto the frame. Remove the bolts, 3 on the bracket and one below. We’re almost done, just a few more bolts to go. There is a small plastic cover just in front of the side view mirror that needs to be popped off. There should be one bolt behind the cover and below it behind the door. Going back to the bottom of the fender, there is 2 10mm bolts side by side. Another bolt is inside the fender behind a plastic noise dampener. You have to pop it off by hand, it is not secured by any bolts. There is the most unnecessary bolt in the middle. The last bolt is on the top corner of the cowl, closest to the windshield. Now, the fender should be ready to remove. Gently pry it off without scratching any adjacent panels. Stay tuned for our next videos in the series. Thanks for reading and watching!
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Thanks for helping me out.I an a retired mechanic in my 60's with time on my hands. I have to remove my fender to get at the top door hinge for replacement. Its good that you were so savvy with the camera/ production, as you saved a pensioner a few dollars. This video technologically did not exist in the late 80's, and we had to break everything up in a learning curve Lol. Cheer's H

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Thank you. It was an older video we had sitting in our archive. We're glad it' was helpful!

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thanks

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You're welcome and thank you for watching!

[@netman88]

Great videos. This one doesn't have audio somehow.

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Thanks - appreciate the comment! Audio seems to work on our end though. Can you try again?

[@cavemanabc]

Thanks so much! I have a 2014 Corolla Sports trim. Do you know if the front bumper of this 2014 trim is compatible with the front bumper of a later model like a 2018 sports trim? I like the look of the grill and fog lights better on the later year and was thinking of upgrading the look on it if I can do it myself

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Hi Kamin! Sorry, we haven't done the 2014 to 2018 Corolla conversion so I'm not sure to be honest. There are a few cars that convert fine, and you'll just need to swap out the grill, foglights, and drill a few holes to get it installed. But, some cars are wider and won't fit at all. Sorry we can't be of more help. But, if you do get it to work - please do share with us! It would be helpful to pass this information. Good luck!

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ReveMoto - Pre-Painted Auto Body Parts no problem! Thanks for the reply, if I end up doing the conversion I’ll let you know

[@movixii]

Thank you for this. Would this work for a 2020 Toyota Corolla Le?

[@ReveMoto]

You're welcome, thank you for watching! Ugh.....yes and no. Yes, because no matter the car the same principles apply. There is always more/less screws or bolts you have to remove. I only say no because it's EXACTLY the same. Hopefully you don't have to deal with that foam piece on the new Corolla. Let us know if you have any questions. Take care.

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Can I put the 2021 Corolla front bumper style on a 2018 Corolla le

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I don't believe so. The bumpers share a similar style but the headlights, fenders and hood are completely different shapes. It may be possible to do a whole front end conversion but I am not sure. I would check with Corolla forums and try to do comparisons with the new Corolla. Thanks for watching!

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What happened to part 2 to install

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Does this apply to the 2014 Toyota Avalon? Ik there pretty damn similar but I'm not sure

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Can I get your email so I can send a picture of my fender I need your help how to fixe it was bent, please

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Hello! Depending on the damage you can PDR (paint less dent removal) or just replace it. You can email us at [e-mail]. Thank you for watching!

[@williamtabor1298]

Just take the front wheel off. So much easier that way.

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[@rejcha]

remove fender and not remove inner fender it's amateur ! come guys! fuck, you don't remove light and cover bumper, I hope you don't work for insurance company