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YOUR RESEARCHPlease don't flame the noob....but....
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Replace amber side lights
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Suggestion · Original poster
I read the tech topic on PCA website related to changing my amber side lights to clear.....not too helpful.....anyone have a little more detailed instruction....is
Leading evidence: 'Replace amber side lights' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Replace amber side lights' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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The procedure is as described in the owners manual for changing the side marker bulb.
Use excel spreadsheets, i'd be much more confident
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Suggestion · Original poster
If I could change them using excel spreadsheets, I'd be much more confident!!!!
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Replace amber side lights
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Suggestion · Original poster
I read the tech topic on PCA website related to changing my amber side lights to clear.....not too helpful.....anyone have a little more detailed instruction....is
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I read the tech topic on PCA website related to changing my amber side lights to clear.....not too helpful.....anyone have a little more detailed instruction....is
it pretty intuitive?? I don't want to break my car!!!
If I could change them using excel spreadsheets, I'd be much more confident!!!!
They just pop right out, very easy!
Metal clip at the back, push in with a screwdriver and the light come out.
Im sure if you search you can find a better picture but this shows the clip.
Be carefull when pulling out the side markers. They are connected to a spring loaded holder for your headlights, and you could eject your headlight a good 10 feet. Place a king size mattress in front of the car just to be safe.
Sorry, couldn't resist. Have nothing else better to do at the moment.
I chuckled!! You know.....I did say please.....
and I realize that most of you are probably more mechanically inclined than I am....but I just wanted to be sure!!!
Well, I do doze off quite often..... when I wake up I read a post and think "Man, I have read a post very similar to that, just recently" and then I think I'm experiencing de ja vue. Only after I do a search for the "other" post do I realize that the current post and the "other" post are one in the same. I get so confused sometime.
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