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Fog Light Plastic Panel Removal
- Thread starter TexO
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I don't think so! :lecturef_smilie: The light assembly is fitted from in behind the frunk, so you hafta take the frunk off to access any of the fittings. But that's not really all that hard, especially if you've got a buddy to help lift or a jack with a wide support that'll go under the frunk. The frunk itself has only about 4 (6?) bolts holding it on that you hafta undo & there's a couple of wires to unplug; and it's pretty much quicker/easier to do than it is telling anyone how! :thumbup:
ThreeWheels
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What are you looking to do ??
On the 2012, you can easily access the bulbs from behind if you turn the wheels to make clearance.
On the 2013 and up, they put a snorkle in on the left side which makes it a PITA to replace the bulb, but it's still doable.
On the 2012, you can easily access the bulbs from behind if you turn the wheels to make clearance.
On the 2013 and up, they put a snorkle in on the left side which makes it a PITA to replace the bulb, but it's still doable.
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