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Right, I've done a search for this, honestly I have, and all I could find was discussions about the merits of LED bulbs...
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The right-hand rear stop/tail light on my Mk2 has gone, so I'm guessing it will just be the bulb... how do I get to the bulb to check it/replace it?
The only thing I can see is one black plastic wingnut type affair, is that all it is? surely Citroen can't have made it that easy?? :lol:
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Oh yes they did.
There is an old post about this Andy Womble constructed a special tool to remove said wing nut - the rest of us use needle nose pliers
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We have more faith in you than that.I want to read "what a pleasant job that was". If Coco says it's easy,it must be.
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i undone mine with a pair of pliers end on. very easy job i was surprised too. give the lugs that touch the bulb a quick clean with a small screwdriver when your at it (with every thing turned off ) as this was my problem on one side.
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There should be two clips on the outer side of the light clusters, these are frequently broken off, but if yours are still present try disengaging these clips by sliding a credit card between the body and the light cluster and push against them..
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