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The component located at the back of a vehicle, specifically designed and manufactured by the original equipment manufacturer for a particular model year, serves a crucial safety and aesthetic purpose. In the context of the specified vehicle, this part provides protection against low-speed impacts and integrates with the vehicle’s overall design. For instance, a replacement part sourced directly from Toyota for the 2014 Tundra is an example.

Utilizing a factory-produced component ensures dimensional accuracy, proper fitment, and adherence to the vehicle’s original safety standards. This can maintain the vehicle’s structural integrity in the event of a collision, as well as preserve its resale value. Historically, vehicle manufacturers have placed increasing emphasis on the design and functionality of these parts, reflecting evolving safety regulations and consumer expectations.

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A visual representation detailing the components and assembly of the vehicle’s rearmost protective structure is essential for maintenance, repair, and modification purposes. This schematic illustration provides a comprehensive view of the bumper’s construction, including mounting points, sensor locations (if equipped), and the relationship between individual parts such as the bumper cover, reinforcement bar, and any associated trim or lighting elements.

Understanding the anatomy of this crucial safety component is paramount for technicians performing collision repairs, individuals customizing their vehicles, and parts suppliers needing to identify and source specific components. Accurate diagrams facilitate efficient parts ordering, minimize downtime during repairs, and ensure the integrity of the vehicle’s safety systems is maintained. Historically, such illustrations were primarily available through manufacturer service manuals. However, digital accessibility has expanded the availability of these resources.

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