SIDE TURN SIGNALS
#2
07-26-2004, 07:49 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
arn't the 98's square and 991/2 and on they are rectingle sorry for the spelling
#3
07-26-2004, 09:09 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
the 98 has square ones. Take a credit card and insert it under the light housing. Do this from the front end of the car, sliding the card to toward the rear. The housing should just pop out. Twist out the lightbulb and replace with clear or smoked sidemarker housings.
#4
07-26-2004, 09:27 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
ORIGINAL: brrman
the 98 has square ones. Take a credit card and insert it under the light housing. Do this from the front end of the car, sliding the card to toward the rear. The housing should just pop out. Twist out the lightbulb and replace with clear or smoked sidemarker housings.
the 98 has square ones. Take a credit card and insert it under the light housing. Do this from the front end of the car, sliding the card to toward the rear. The housing should just pop out. Twist out the lightbulb and replace with clear or smoked sidemarker housings.
#6
07-26-2004, 09:46 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
ORIGINAL: brrman
You have to be an animal to get them out with your fingernails... or maybe a goth.[&:]
You have to be an animal to get them out with your fingernails... or maybe a goth.[&:]
#7
07-27-2004, 07:33 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
I imagine it would all depend on the car anyway. I bent a credit card on one of my sidemarkers. It seemed to be stuck in there as if it were sunken into the paint or something. The other side came off easy.
#8
07-27-2004, 11:43 PM
RE: SIDE TURN SIGNALS
Yeah the credit card trick worked. Id recommend using a credit card you either don't care about, or getting rid of anyway, because it tore mine up pretty good. But all is well, clear markers are on. Thanks for the advice
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