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TOYOTA TACOMA V/S DEER..MY WIFE IS OK...NOW LETS FIX THE TRUCK TOGETHER!!

What happens here

The presenter highlights the damaged areas on the front bumper and fender of a white Toyota Tacoma. He notes that the impact pushed the radiator support into the air conditioner condenser, which has already been replaced. He also mentions the need for new trim pieces and support brackets. Crucially, he advises viewers to turn off the key and disconnect the battery for at least 15-20 minutes when working on the front end or near airbag sensors, stressing that this is general advice, not professional. He states the current bumper is held together with zip ties.

Goal: The presenter introduces the project, showing the damage to a Toyota Tacoma's front end from a deer collision, including a dented fender, displaced trim, and a pushed-in radiator support affecting the AC condenser. He emphasizes disconnecting the battery for safety before working near airbag sensors.

Tools and materials

  • Air conditioner condenser
  • Bumper cover
  • Radiator support
  • Toyota Tacoma
  • Trim pieces

What they say

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[Music] all right folks so here's what we're working with my wife hit the deer right here on this side it dented the fender in just a little bit right here and popped the little trim piece off just a little bit so we got two new little tabs for that the bumper basically I pulled the bumper off and then it pushed the radiator support into the air conditioner condenser so the first thing I did was order that new air conditioner condenser and I put that in after I pulled the radiator support out just a little bit and I used a little bit of manual manipulation to pull that thing out but we got a special tool now and I'll show you that here in a minute to help get that thing out just a little bit further anytime you're working on

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