Bumper attachment images?

ZMATTJ

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2012 HOLDEN BARINA
1.6L
4 CYL
2WD
MANUAL
80,000 MILES

Hi there,

I need to get a re placement front bumper for the Barina and I'm looking for images of the passenger and drivers side mounts/clips that are part of the bumper to make sure that the 2nd hand one isn't missing any.

Thanks for any help and let me know if I need to share more info for you to be able to help me.

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BORIS K

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Hello,

Your Holden Barina TM is based on the Chevrolet Aveo/Sonic T300.

A good video on how to remove bumper:
https://youtu.be/BSpcAGofna0?si=ZMtR7DU0zcnNjz5D

Below are pictures of a Chevrolet Sonic front bumper.
Accident damaged, right-side mount for wheel arch liner missing.

I could not find any usable pictures for a Holden Barina TM.
Perhaps you could post some clear pictures of your vehicle's front bumper once removed.

Cheers, Boris

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Friday, January 26th, 2024 AT 7:00 AM

ZMATTJ

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Thanks Boris,

I followed this today and was able to remove and install the replacement bumper I had bought.

Would you also know where I can find info on how to change the gear knob as the current one is falling apart?

Thanks,

Matt

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Sunday, January 28th, 2024 AT 12:13 AM

BORIS K

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Hello,

Happy to hear that my information helped you to replace the front bumper.
The gear knob simply unscrews.
I could not find a decent tutorial for your model so I will give you the Chevrolet/Holden Cruze video, the setup is very similar as shown in the video. I would advise to apply some Loctite/thread lock to the screw thread before fitting the new shift knob. This will help hold the new item in place.

How to replace shift knob:
https://youtu.be/Pmhd1c53IjA?si=PUQDyuv6pYSdoE4f

Cheers, Boris

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Monday, January 29th, 2024 AT 2:11 AM

ZMATTJ

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Hi Boris,

I thought it was a twist off, but I’ve applied quite a bit of pressure and it’s not moved. Any suggestions how to confirm if it’s definitely a screw on?

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Monday, January 29th, 2024 AT 3:06 AM

BORIS K

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Hello,

There are 2 options, either it is screw fit, as previously shown or it is pushed on, secured by a knurled fitting. This should also be secured with a screw under the gear pattern emblem.
Remove the gear emblem, underneath you should then find a screw.
Remove screw and then pull up on the gear knob.

See link:
https://www.csmans.com/transmission_control_lever_boot_replacement-2744.html

I unfortunately have nothing for the Holden brand.

Cheers, Boris