You don't. The bulb is in a socket that can be removed from the backside of the light. Usually with a twist.
SOURCE: Replace front turn signal bulb on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee
first remave the headlamp and then remove the marker lamp assy.
SOURCE: I need to replace the right turn signal bulb on my 04 Range Rover
Look behind the light fixture from under the hood and you should be able to twist the bulb out of the fixture after removing the connector. I am pulling from memory on this but that is how it should be removed. Takes less than 10 minutes.
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SOURCE: how to replace right rear turn signal bulb
open the trunk lid and remove the screws. If they are star head screws, you'll need that typ of tool. The assmbly should easily be removed and you'll have access to the bulbs
SOURCE: trying to replace front turn signal in 2001 chevy
to replace the the turn signal and headlamp bulbs, you need to pull the lights out from the front
to do so first you'll have to remove the plastic cover that spans over the radiator (there should be 6 push-in plastic clips holding it in, I use a wire crimping tool, but a couple flat screwdrivers or pliers if careful can work as well)
now, if it's just the cornering lamp that you need, then a large screwdriver or small pry-bar can be used to pop the lamp out
To see where to pry it helps to have a flashlight and look between the headlamp and cornering lamp, there's a clip that holds it in place, just pry against the clip [towards the center of the car, be firm as it is stiff, but if you just yank it, it may brake as it's plastic]
The clip should be around (though below) where the tip of the fender ends. The corner lamp should just pop out with enough prying
For future reference, replacing the headlamp bulbs you get to this point then remove the 2 bolts you can see the brackets the headlamps are mounted to, and they should then come out
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