How To Convert Your 2011-2017 Lexus CT200H Base Model to Look Like The 2014-2017 F-Sport

You can now change the look of your 2011-2017 Lexus CT200H Base Model to look like the 2014-2017 Lexus CT200H F-Sport. ReveMoto now offers the conversion kit you'll need which includes the paint to match front bumper and spindle grille.

You'll need the following:

• Front Bumper Conversion Kit

• A wrench or a socket wrench with a 10mm socket

• A Phillips screwdriver

• A flathead screwdriver or a panel clip removal tool

• Razor

The Old Bumper

1. There are around six screws at the bottom that need to be removed.

2. These screws can be removed using a socket wrench with a 10mm socket. 

3. Detach the fender liner.

4. Remove the clip from the bumper/fender using a flathead screwdriver

5. The clip removed looks like this.

6. Do steps 3-5 to the other side

7. Start by removing the 6 pushpins on top of the radiator cover with a flat head screwdriver.

8. Remove the radiator cover

9. Remove the push pins using a flathead screwdriver

10. Remove the two bolts in front using a 10mm socket wrench

11. Remove the front bumper starting from one side, detach the fog light

12. Remove the fog light screws, keep the screws for installation on the new bumpers.

13. Do it on the other side. 

14. The old fog lights do not snugly fit the new F-sport bracket. A solution that can be done is to cut a small piece off the new bracket (see picture) with a razor.

15. The fog lights should fit both brackets.

On the New Bumper

16. Put the fog lights on the new bumper, you should hear a click and then put the screws.

17. On the front side of the bumper, put the fog light covers. Make sure the prongs line up with the holes. 

18. Next would be to put the black mesh on, make sure they are lined up with the holes.

19. Put the upper mesh on, make sure they are also lined up with the holes.

20. Flip the bumper upside down, on each side where the upper and lower mesh meets, put in the screws.

21. Flip the bumper back and have the chrome piece fitted in. Make sure the prongs line up with holes. 

22. Flip the bumper again upside down, put the four screws at the back to secure the chrome piece.  

23. Flip the bumper back and have the upper chrome piece fitted in. Make sure the prongs line up with the holes. You should hear a click with you push it down.

24. Flip the bumper again upside down, put the two screws at the back to secure the upper chrome piece.  

25. On the old bumper, remove the emblem by releasing the clip at the back and removing it from the front using a panel clip removal tool.

26. On the old bumper still, remove the weatherstrip using the panel clip removal tool.

27. Still on the bumper, remove the wire harness

28. On the new bumper, put the wire harness on by taping it.

29. Put the emblem on the new bumper, you can use double stick tape. Line up the holes and the prongs and push it.

30. Put the weatherstrip on top of the new bumper

31. Transfer the u-bolts or bolt clips on the new bumper.

32. It’s now time to mount the new bumper, grab one bolt so it can be used to secure the bumper while installing.

33. Make sure the fog lights are plugged in before you put the bumper all the way in.

34. When it is all lined up, secure the bumper using the bolt.

35. Plug in the foglights.

36. On each side, clip in the bumper ends to the fender/bumper retainer. In case it’s a little bit hard to clip, make sure that nothing is snagging at the bottom. Tuck the fender liner behind. 

37. Put the screws underneath on each side.

38. Tighten the bolts on the top of the  bumper.

39. Check the gap between the hood and the bumper if it’s looking good. 

40. Install the radiator cover.

41. Secure the radiator cover using the push pins.

42. Install the tow hitch covers.

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