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1996 Mercury Grand Marquis Front Bumper Cover Removal - Fastener Locations
Service-procedure figure with arrows indicating intake-manifold bolt locations on the engine.
This document is a single illustration page from a bumper cover removal and installation (R&R) service procedure, identified by the Ford-style figure number AN1764-A. The drawing shows the front end of the vehicle from the front, with the hood open area, radiator support/grille opening region, and the front bumper cover visible. Four bold arrows point downward to four fastener locations spaced across the top edge of the bumper cover where it attaches near the grille opening panel, and two more arrows indicate two additional fasteners located at the lower left and lower right of the cover near the front valance. The page contains no written instructions, torque specifications, or part numbers other than the illustration callout number. A reader can learn from this figure where the six visible fasteners securing the front bumper cover are located — four along the upper attachment strip and two at the lower corners — which is the essential information needed to begin removing the cover. This appears to be page 1 of a multi-page procedure set (bumpercoverR&R1 through 5) uploaded for a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many fasteners hold the top of the front bumper cover?
- The illustration shows four fasteners across the upper edge of the bumper cover, indicated by four downward-pointing arrows.
- Are there fasteners at the bottom of the bumper cover?
- Yes, two arrows point to fastener locations at the lower left and lower right corners of the bumper cover near the valance.
- Does this page include torque specs or written steps?
- No. This page is an illustration only, labeled AN1764-A, showing fastener locations with arrows; it contains no written instructions or torque values.
- What figure number identifies this illustration?
- The illustration is labeled AN1764-A.
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