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Changing the engine compartment light

The Hoth
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The Hoth Member

The Hoth

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Hello,

Anyone has a blown light bulb? Mine is blown and I was able to pop out the cover but not sure how to extract the light bulb without breaking anything.

It looks like a wire behind the light. Should I disconnect it first before removing the light bulb?

Is it a light bulb common enough for me to get it from places like Autozone?

If anyone has experience of replacing that light bulb, please feel free to share.

:)

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Loren Member

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The bulb is only held in by the metal clip on each end. This is a very common type of bulb and clip.

Just carefully bend the clip back a little to release the bulb. New one goes in the same way.

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The bulb is only held in by the metal clip on each end. This is a very common type of bulb and clip.

Just carefully bend the clip back a little to release the bulb. New one goes in the same way.

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Thank you! :renntech:

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