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apologies for the stupidity...
im still relatively new to driving (5 months!)
erm, one of my brake lights has gone...
ive tried a search and nothing of much use came up.
whats the easiest way to change the bulb and any idea on a part numer or is it universal. i darent try anything until ive gotton some advice as id to be able to do little jobs like these myself...
im looking basically for a "how to" on this one peoples,
cheers... andy
erm, one of my brake lights has gone...
ive tried a search and nothing of much use came up.
whats the easiest way to change the bulb and any idea on a part numer or is it universal. i darent try anything until ive gotton some advice as id to be able to do little jobs like these myself...
im looking basically for a "how to" on this one peoples,
cheers... andy
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best bet is to drive to halfords. Remove the bulb (its a bayonet fitting I think so just a gentle press down on it and turn) Go into shop with said bulb and get a replacement. (Halfords also have a catalogue which will tell you which bulb you need, get the part number and then compare that to the bulb you took out)
Insert new bulb, try not to touch the tip of the bulb with your fingers, instead use a clean cloth or tissue and insert it back in.
Job done
Insert new bulb, try not to touch the tip of the bulb with your fingers, instead use a clean cloth or tissue and insert it back in.
Job done
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
best bet is to drive to halfords. Remove the bulb (its a bayonet fitting I think so just a gentle press down on it and turn) Go into shop with said bulb and get a replacement. (Halfords also have a catalogue which will tell you which bulb you need, get the part number and then compare that to the bulb you took out)
Insert new bulb, try not to touch the tip of the bulb with your fingers, instead use a clean cloth or tissue and insert it back in.
Job done
Insert new bulb, try not to touch the tip of the bulb with your fingers, instead use a clean cloth or tissue and insert it back in.
Job done
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bayonet in bulb speak just means there is no thread on the bulb, just has a little sort of thing that sticks out slightly so when you insert the bulb, you gently press down and turn and release and the sticky out thing (bayonet) holds it firmly in place.
So, open your boot, then you will need to remove the access cover (just turn a few plastic things to release the cover) and you should then be able to work out what to do. Sorry I cant explain it in more detail but its been a while since I have been in my boot changing a bulb!
So, open your boot, then you will need to remove the access cover (just turn a few plastic things to release the cover) and you should then be able to work out what to do. Sorry I cant explain it in more detail but its been a while since I have been in my boot changing a bulb!
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
bayonet in bulb speak just means there is no thread on the bulb, just has a little sort of thing that sticks out slightly so when you insert the bulb, you gently press down and turn and release and the sticky out thing (bayonet) holds it firmly in place.
So, open your boot, then you will need to remove the access cover (just turn a few plastic things to release the cover) and you should then be able to work out what to do. Sorry I cant explain it in more detail but its been a while since I have been in my boot changing a bulb!
So, open your boot, then you will need to remove the access cover (just turn a few plastic things to release the cover) and you should then be able to work out what to do. Sorry I cant explain it in more detail but its been a while since I have been in my boot changing a bulb!
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