@mwilson62000
Here's the pics of the front bumper cap
Looking at the end of the cap as it slightly clips around the bumper.
Gently pry that clip off to aid in removing the other clips working from one end to the center.
There are a total of 13 clips molded into the bumper cap. Plus the 2 at each end.
The very center clip is the only one that is orientated vertically. The rest are all horizontal.
The clips have a slight ridge that prevents them from pulling out once they are pushed into the bumper.
To remove them, I used a combination of pliers/needle nose/flat head screwdriver and just worked slowly.
Do not just rip it out or you will pull the clips out of the bumper and then you have a useless bumper cap that will not stay in place.
A couple tricky spots that need a little persuasion to push them through but you will get it. Take your time and make sure and loosen the very ends from the bumper first to give the bumper of a little spring to assist as you move down the line.
Installation is the reverse. Just tap them in with the back of your hand after clipping the end first.
This is the same clip system used on the rear bumper pads as well.
The lower valance has a series of push pin style clips that you remove the center part then pull out the main part if you are going that far.
Good luck. Ask if you need anything else.
