Replace backup light bulb on 2008 toyota solara

SOURCE: front grill on toyota solara

That is correct - it worked for me - now the questions is - How do I remove the old logo ?

SOURCE: check engine light on my 1999 Toyota Solara

You need to have the codes read to see what caused it, Autozone will read the codes for free.

SOURCE: 2001 Toyota Avalon - Rear signals

Check the front lights. Usually if i flashes fast it indicate a bulb is out on that side.

SOURCE: How to replace a starter on a toyota solara v6

You take out the battery, and the air-filter housing to give extra working space.
Then push in the starter motor to its place, and hand-tighten all its bolts.
Wrench tighten the starter bolts to the engine 38.ft-lb
Connect the solenoid wire, and tighten to 10.ft-lb
Connect the battery positive cable, and tighten to13.ft-lb.
Replace the air-filter housing.
Replace the battery, and terminals.
Crank-up the car.

SOURCE: 1998 Toyota Camry tail lights and backup lights won't work

Hello.

I have a solution for you, as I see your same issue in my shop quite a bit...There are two possibilities:

You may have a broken wire. This is a very common issue.

Open up the trunk lid, and look at the hinge on the driver side. You will see a wiring harness, in a plastic tube, attached to the arm that holds th trunk lid to the car.... Remove the tubing, and follow the wires towards the back seat area. You are probably going to find a wire that has been broken, from the many actions of opening and closing the trunklid. Splice and resolder the wire, and you should be fine.

The other issue is the tallamp failure sensor may have burned out. This too is rather common. Open the trunk lid, and pull back the inner carpeting on the driver side of the trunk. Locate a small box (it will be white or blue), on a brace. The box is closer to the quater panel sheetmetal. Remove the box, and take it apart. If it looks or smells burnt, you need a new sensor.