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I would like to know how you take the Interor Dome Lense off. Since I have no Interor Lights when the doors are open. I would like to see if the light bulbs are burt out.
You don't thank it would be the fuse?
If anyone can please help me here I would be very greatful.
I would like to know how you take the Interor Dome Lense off. Since I have no Interor Lights when the doors are open. I would like to see if the light bulbs are burt out.
You don't thank it would be the fuse?
If anyone can please help me here I would be very greatful.
I did forget to tell you that this is a 1999 Ford Ranger
Ya know...even after all this time since I asked that question I was never able to get the thing off. Seeing this re-inspired me to give it another try. I finally got it! Once you get those two front tabs unclipped, gently pull and bend the lense until you can clear that slider switch. Then it falls right off.
And as far as the door latch, copious amounts of WD40 seems to work.
Last edited by maticuno; Sep 26, 2004 at 07:42 PM.
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