DIY: How to REMOVE taillights, reverse lights & trunk lip spoiler - PICS
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DIY: How to REMOVE taillights, reverse lights & trunk lip spoiler - PICS
A lot of people have been asking on how to remove the taillights, reverse lamps and the trunk lid lip spoiler on your 07+ Sedans. All writing and illustrations are in the pictures, so feel free to print it out or take a laptop with you next time you want to remove any of those 3 things.
If you only want to remove the trunk lip spoiler, scroll down to the second half of the pictures.
Tools required:
I also wrote this up at 4AM so excuse the spelling (if there any) as well.
Any questions, feel free to post a reply.
REMOVING THE TAILLIGHTS
Once you removed the 8MM nuts and unplugged the taillight, lightly pull on the taillight and it should easily come out, hold the taillight with one hand as you pull the rubber grommet out of the chassis with the other.
REMOVING THE REVERSE LAMPS &/OR TRUNK LIP SPOILER
If you only want to remove the trunk lip spoiler, scroll down to the second half of the pictures.
Tools required:
- Flat-Head screw driver
- Ratchet with an 8MM socket or a 8MM wrench (ratchet is 100x easier)
- Something along the lines of a credit card, or a plastic spackle
- 2 Hands
I also wrote this up at 4AM so excuse the spelling (if there any) as well.
Any questions, feel free to post a reply.
REMOVING THE TAILLIGHTS
Once you removed the 8MM nuts and unplugged the taillight, lightly pull on the taillight and it should easily come out, hold the taillight with one hand as you pull the rubber grommet out of the chassis with the other.
REMOVING THE REVERSE LAMPS &/OR TRUNK LIP SPOILER
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good write up but instead of using the flat head on those plastic clips that tear up easily....
try one of 2 things, buying a interior tool set for like 20 bucks (you'll use it more than just this i promise) or two use a zip tie (on the ones that have holes in them) and feed it through there and then pull it out
try one of 2 things, buying a interior tool set for like 20 bucks (you'll use it more than just this i promise) or two use a zip tie (on the ones that have holes in them) and feed it through there and then pull it out
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