POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Please Help side light bulb blown and requires replacment HOW? do you get to it?in advance and any specialist tools required? Many thanks Nathan
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POST 2Original post
There should be a small box spanner in your tool kit. Open the bonnet pull back the carpet and you should see a rubber grommet/ remove this and it gives access to a hex nut that the box spanner fits - requires about a quarter turn and you should see the whole light unit lossen and move forward. Its a very nifty piece of design from there you should just be able to slid the whole unit out - no force required at all. Its well documented in your handbook also.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Many thanks will try that this morning ;-)
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