Anyone know how to swap out front parking lamps?
02-01-2003, 06:16 PM
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Anyone know how to swap out front parking lamps?
I wanted to change my bulbs, but dunno how.. either take out the whole front light assembly or go thru the wheel well (similar to replacing the side markers). TIA
01-13-2005, 06:45 PM
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From looking at it... it looks like you have to remove the wheel to be able to remove the wheel well liner to be able to get to the back of the light assembly? what PITA!!
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01-14-2005, 05:56 PM
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wheel well. You can change the bulbs without takig off the wheels. Just turn the wheel all the way to the oppsite side you are working. Try it first then if its to hard just take the wheel off. No big deal.
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yeah you can do it without taking off the wheels by turning in either direction as mentioned above
also - don't be afraid to pull the fender lining back... it's really flexible material... the first time i went into there to install my led sidemarkers, i was worried about pulling the liner too hard and cut up my hands/arms trying to work through a few inches of clearance... BAD idea... on the next fender, i just pull the thing waaay back... if it's warm out, the plastic is very plyable
also - don't be afraid to pull the fender lining back... it's really flexible material... the first time i went into there to install my led sidemarkers, i was worried about pulling the liner too hard and cut up my hands/arms trying to work through a few inches of clearance... BAD idea... on the next fender, i just pull the thing waaay back... if it's warm out, the plastic is very plyable
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