Detailed Guide for Front and Rear Bumper Removal

The Renault Master 2 is a reliable second-generation commercial van produced from 1997 to 2010. Known for its robust construction, cargo capacity, and easy maintenance, it was highly successful. Depending on the model, the Master 2 was available with different wheelbases, roof heights, and either gasoline or diesel engines.

Removing the bumpers on a Renault Master 2 may be necessary for repairs, painting, or accessory installation. The process isn't complicated but requires careful attention.


Front Bumper Removal

  1. Open the hood and locate the four screws securing the radiator grille. Remove them.

  2. Release the spring clips in the engine compartment and remove the lights below the headlights.

  3. Behind the lights, unscrew two additional screws and remove the radiator grille.

  4. Under the grille, find two screws securing the top of the bumper and remove them.

  5. Lift the vehicle (using a jack) and loosen (don't fully remove) the two lower bumper screws.

  6. In the wheel arches, remove two screws on each side.

  7. Take out the two side screws securing the bumper edges.

  8. With an assistant's help, gently pull the bumper forward to release it from its mounts.

  9. Reinstallation follows the reverse procedure.

Front bumper mounting diagram Renault Master 2 (1997-2010)

Front bumper mounting diagram Renault Master 2 (1997-2010)


Rear Bumper Removal

⇒Useful tips on how to remove the bumper and not break anything.⇐

The rear bumper consists of three parts: a center section and two side sections.

Center Section Removal:

  1. Lift the vehicle for underbody access.

  2. Remove four bolts securing the bumper brackets to the chassis.

  3. Carefully detach the center section.

Side Sections Removal:

  1. Each side section is secured by three externally visible bolts.

  2. Remove these bolts and detach the components.

Rear bumper mounting diagram Renault Master 2 (1997-2010)


Interesting Facts About Renault Master 2

 Versatility - Available not just as a van but also as a chassis cab, minibus, and even armored version
 Durability - Many units remain in service thanks to the sturdy frame and reliable engines
 Tuner Favorite - Often converted to campers, mobile workshops, or rolling homes

Removing bumpers on the Renault Master 2 is straightforward when following instructions. The key is working methodically while protecting the mounting hardware.