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Registered User | My third Breaklight
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MyNewObsession | unscrew the Torx screws holding the red lense on, pop out the old bulb, match the number at a local auto parts store. __________________ 5.5" RE Long Arm, RE Monotubes, Gen. 2 Discos, 15x10 black steel, 35" BFG Muds, SYE, 30 spline chromoly rear shafts, 27 spline chromoly front shafts, Lock-Right Auto front, Ox Locker rear, 4.88s, LoD Xpedition Series Rear Bumper Tire Carrier Blue Jeep Club Member #268 J ust E mpty E very P ocket |
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Registered User | yeah... Yeah... that is what I thought - but the screws came out but the Lens wont pop off and I am afraid to snap something?? I'll try it again in the morning! |
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Registered User | If you break the lens don't sweat it. I have x-2 complete 3rd brake lights I am getting ready to part with It will not break as easy as you might think.__________________ The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson. Last edited by ThUmPeRcOn : 05-01-2008 at 08:40 PM. |
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Registered User | *Brake* Use a panel tool, if you have one. Should pop out. __________________ About $6000 til it's paid off... |
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Registered User | OK !!!! I DID IT!!!! My problem was that I was trying to pry the wrong part off - was trying to take off part of the black part instead of just the face of the light. Thank you Tim and Thumper! |
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Registered User | "Tired"__________________ The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson. |
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