Questions & Answers for: replace the rear taillight

...replace rear right taillight bulb the bulbs are held by a round carrier inside that comes out when you twist it about 90 degrees ccw. The lenses are bolted in from behind. You should be able to reach ...

rear outside tail light assembly I have a cracked outside tail light assembly on my 2006 Jetta and can't figure out how to remove/replace it. Please help If you're asking how do you change a taillight

...housing which has a vertical crack in it. How do I remove a cracked housing and replace it with a new one? This is for the passenger side rear taillight housing on a 2008 Acura TL. by the whole ...

Taillights not working on 1998 Dodge Durango I replaced all the bulbs in the rear of my 1998 Dodge Durango. The brake lights, turn signals, and flashers all work, though the taillights do not. Is ...

...rear turn signial out. how do i replace the bulbs? don't have a manual. don't see screws or other access point for the rear covers. Open the tailgate, and you will see the 2 screws which hold each ...

...rear taillight needs to be tapped to light about half the time. Should I replace bulb? If so , what is the procedure to access bulb? replace the bulb, you can access the bulb when you open the hatch. ...

...replace the rear turn signal bulb on 2006 Ford F-150? Remove engine. Just kidding. There are two covers in the bed behind the tail light remove them and remove two nuts holding taillight in now put ...

...replace the rear signal light The whole light assembly comes out and you can remove the bulb assembly from behind. There will be a couple of screws accessible from the trunk compartment behind the ...

...rear Brake taillight needed a bulb replace in upper light so the screws were rusted and had to replace. I got them open and the lower bulb ok both right and left. I bought new taillights and replaced ...

...replace the LED lights? Rear passenger taillight is out and it appears the 2006-2010 models require replacing the entre light. Does anyone know if there is a more economical way to repair this? Hi, ...