Today my honeycomb grill arrived for my 16 Laredo. Lots of videos on YouTube suggested removing the entire front bumper cover, but here is how I did this without TOTALLY removing it. Here is how I started out.

Then i started by removing the two top plastic rivets inside the engine bay.


Next was the sides of the bumper cover. Two plastic rivets and a 10mm screw.

Then the plastic wheel well trim. Simple pull to remove. Then more pulling from the top and sides, and the whole bumper cover will hang by the remaining fasteners at the bottom. Your Jeep should look like this.


Grill removal was next, and a pry tool is your best friend at this stage. You can easily see the tabs that hold the gill in place. Pry them out in the right direction, and you're good.


Once all of the old grill is removed, hand pressure will secure and snap in the new.


Now it's all a matter of putting it back together in reverse order. If you were careful, you can re-use your plastic rivets, if not, they're cheap at any automotive store. A little whack with your fist gets most clips back together.

The whole thing took MAYBE 45 minutes. Hope this helps someone else who is considering changing their grill. Easier than it looks.

Then i started by removing the two top plastic rivets inside the engine bay.


Next was the sides of the bumper cover. Two plastic rivets and a 10mm screw.

Then the plastic wheel well trim. Simple pull to remove. Then more pulling from the top and sides, and the whole bumper cover will hang by the remaining fasteners at the bottom. Your Jeep should look like this.


Grill removal was next, and a pry tool is your best friend at this stage. You can easily see the tabs that hold the gill in place. Pry them out in the right direction, and you're good.


Once all of the old grill is removed, hand pressure will secure and snap in the new.


Now it's all a matter of putting it back together in reverse order. If you were careful, you can re-use your plastic rivets, if not, they're cheap at any automotive store. A little whack with your fist gets most clips back together.

The whole thing took MAYBE 45 minutes. Hope this helps someone else who is considering changing their grill. Easier than it looks.