2006+ Tail light question
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2006+ Tail light question
So, I've got an 06 and the brake light was out and thought nothing of it but after finding out that I have to replace the entire assembly(and it costs about $200 for a new one) I'm going to try to tear it down and then reassemble it. Does anyone have any experience or have a guide for it?
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I have a 2005 and just had a brake light go out.
I was able to remove the assembly and replace the burnt out bulb. It was so easy, I ended up replacing both tail lights and the blinker lights.
I am not sure if the 2006 changed so much that you need an entirely new assembly.
Have you tried a youtube video? That is how I found out how to change mine.
I was able to remove the assembly and replace the burnt out bulb. It was so easy, I ended up replacing both tail lights and the blinker lights.
I am not sure if the 2006 changed so much that you need an entirely new assembly.
Have you tried a youtube video? That is how I found out how to change mine.
I have a 2005 and just had a brake light go out.
I was able to remove the assembly and replace the burnt out bulb. It was so easy, I ended up replacing both tail lights and the blinker lights.
I am not sure if the 2006 changed so much that you need an entirely new assembly.
Have you tried a youtube video? That is how I found out how to change mine.
I was able to remove the assembly and replace the burnt out bulb. It was so easy, I ended up replacing both tail lights and the blinker lights.
I am not sure if the 2006 changed so much that you need an entirely new assembly.
Have you tried a youtube video? That is how I found out how to change mine.
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I have never heard of someone doing that. Unless I miss my guess, the LEDs are soldered onto a circuit board and are not replaceable. Just Guessing!
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Yeah that's what I read, I'm more than willing to try to tear it apart and see if I can 'repair' it. If not worst case I just end up wasting a few hours of my time.
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