Modify Tail Lights & Blinkers
Once you concern or are informed that your tail lights or blinker lights are not working, you obligation to modify them as soon as you arouse a chance. It can develop into a safety hazard for other drivers and Testament surely invite police officers to blank wall you. Changing the tail lights and blinkers on a vehicle is a clean elbow grease.
Instructions
1. Cinch if you can access the bulbs from the inside of the Timber or if you committal to unscrew and remove the outside covering. If there are no screws on the outside covering, it's likely the bulbs are accessible only from the inside of the trunk. With some vehicles, you'll need to peel back part of the inside paneling to access the bulbs. The tail light is the one with the red covering on the outside of the vehicle.
2. Remove the bulb if it is accessible from the inside of the trunk. If it's not, use a screwdriver to remove the outside covering and then remove the bulbs. In both cases, the bulbs should be removed by carefully pulling it out of the socket.
3. Clean the empty socket with a wire brush if needed. Rust will sometimes build up, and cleaning the socket will eliminate potential problems.
5. Check to make sure the lights are working. Have somebody watch as you click on the turn signals and step on the brakes.
4. Replace the bulb. In most cases, all you need to do is push the bulb into place. Some vehicles require you to push while turning.
