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Headlight Removal

litg8r2001
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I've searched the boards, but could not find how to remove the headlights from a Boxster. My right low beam light is out and the fuse is good. So, I wanted to check the bulb. I removed the carpet from the inside of the front trunk, but I could not get any further. Any help is appreciated!

Steve

2001 Boxster, Black Metallic, 5-speed, Litronic

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rsfeller

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Get a bentley too!

Special allen tool is in the bag to assist...if they haven't been out in some time they can be a bit tricky. Be patient not to break to twist anything.

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teeerex

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to add to the above comment - once out, then grease up the runners and locking mechanism to make them go back in easier and also make them easier to get out next time .. ;)

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