How do I remove the running light/turn signal assembly

c keeps simply pull right off

Check that you have a good earth you may need to remove the earth wire from body of vehicle clean erea then replace if not check that the wire to brake bulb is not burnt out you can do this by using another piece of wire going strait from terminal to bulb or with a test light hope this helps

Hello, my name is Ben and I can help you with this. First you must remove the headlight assembly to gain access to the Daytime Running Lights ( DRLs ). Open the hood and look at the top of the headlight, you will see 2 gray colored rods, unsnap them and pull them straight up and set them aside in a safe place. Now you can unplug the headlight assembly and remove it. The turn signal/DRL assembly can be removed by pushing in on the spring clip on one end of the housing and swinging it out and away from the truck. The bulb holders just twist out. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions, please ask, Ben.

Removal & Installation Cab/Chassis

To Remove:

1. Disconnect lamp assembly electrical connector.
2. Remove nuts and lamp assembly from bracket.
3. Remove lens screws.
4. Remove lens, gasket and bulb.

To Install:

1. Install lamp assembly and nuts to bracket.
2. Connect electrical connector.
3. Install bulb, gasket and lens.
4. Install lens screws.

Except Cab/Chassis

To Remove:

1. Lower endgate.
2. Remove 2 tail/turn signal lamp assembly retaining screws.
3. Rotate tail/turn signal lamp assembly and remove from vehicle.
4. Disconnect lamp assembly electrical connector.
5. Remove bulbs by pulling straight out of bases.

To Install:

1. Install bulbs by pushing straight into bases.
2. Connect electrical connector.
3. Install tail/turn signal lamp assembly to vehicle and secure with 2 screws.

Read the codes off of the computer using an OBD-II Scanner to get a clue as to what is wrong. The codes from when it was sputtering will likely be stored in the computer.

Good luck.

unscrew or unbolt the bolts under the steering column shroud and take it apart carefully, and unbolt the bolts holding the wiper assembly and the turn signal assembly , carefully unclip the plastic piece that has the wires , , clip in a new one, and re assemble reverse order.

check fuse,relay and switch for power

This only happens if the key is in the on/run position, right? It might be related to the climate control. If you move the vent selection from cold to hot does it stop. Don't turn or more everything at once. It will mess up finding the source of the problem.

Yes, through the inside of the hood. Or remove light assembly.

there should be two metal rods that you remove to take out the head lamp assembly and then you can remove the daytime/turn signal cluster