Automotive Bumpers & Parts

Bumpers do more than just add style—they’re designed to absorb impact and shield vital components in a collision. Whether front or rear, a bumper includes brackets, absorbers, and reinforcements that work together to protect your ride.

How Do You Replace a Bumper on a Dodge Charger?

1. Disconnect Wiring

Unplug any fog lights or sensors connected to the bumper to prevent damage during removal.

2. Remove Hardware

Use tools to detach clips, screws, and bolts from the grille, wheel wells, and undercarriage.

3. Remove and Inspect

Carefully pull off the bumper cover and inspect inner supports. Damaged brackets or bars should be replaced before installing the new bumper on your Dodge Charger.

4. Reinstall and Align

Align the new bumper and reattach all fasteners and electrical connections securely.

Complete Your Exterior Upgrade With New Headlights

Front-end damage often affects lighting. While replacing the bumper, inspect your headlights for cracks or alignment issues and replace them if needed.

JERR-DAN Parts offers direct-fit bumper and lighting solutions made to last. Still deciding what you need? Contact us and we’ll help you find the right parts for your Charger.