22-06-2011, 04:38 PM
This really is a no-brainer....
All you have to do is undo the Tee nuts that hold the rear light clusters and high level brake light in place.....
Only problem is these nuts are often too tight for removal using just fingers, it is awkward getting in with a pair of normal pliers and long-nose ones not up to the job.
The photos tell the story, basically what I have used is a piece of old steel tubing (old tent frame or awning or even a piece of 15mm water pipe might do).
Cross drill to accept a tommy bar and cut a slot in the other end to fit the nut and voila, a bespoke tool for removing your back lights.
Now why didn't Citroen think of that and is it any coincidence that the same nuts used on the lights are also used on replacement toilet seats that are sold by the now defunct FOCUS DIY...:lol::lol::lol:
All you have to do is undo the Tee nuts that hold the rear light clusters and high level brake light in place.....
Only problem is these nuts are often too tight for removal using just fingers, it is awkward getting in with a pair of normal pliers and long-nose ones not up to the job.
The photos tell the story, basically what I have used is a piece of old steel tubing (old tent frame or awning or even a piece of 15mm water pipe might do).
Cross drill to accept a tommy bar and cut a slot in the other end to fit the nut and voila, a bespoke tool for removing your back lights.
Now why didn't Citroen think of that and is it any coincidence that the same nuts used on the lights are also used on replacement toilet seats that are sold by the now defunct FOCUS DIY...:lol::lol::lol:
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