Park light bulb access
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From: Texas
The small rectangular yellow lights below the headlights with the triangle shaped light attached? There are 2 screws holding the lamp assembly in place below the light. Remove them and you can pull the assembly out almost, just barely far enough to disconnect the bulb holders.
They're one of those plastic twist into place, give it a quarter turn to remove things. My driver, your passenger, one had some issues filling with water and blowing the bulb.
They're one of those plastic twist into place, give it a quarter turn to remove things. My driver, your passenger, one had some issues filling with water and blowing the bulb.
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Cargo Master
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From: Man Cave
Bugger, could be another one of those right hand left hand drive things.
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Fleet Owner
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Just take the light out. A five minute affair.
I've seen those headlights aftermarket here in the US.
Easiest way to access that little light is to unmount it from the frame.
I've seen those headlights aftermarket here in the US.
Easiest way to access that little light is to unmount it from the frame.
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From: Palm Bay, Florida
That looks like a seald beam unit on say an XL model truck......may be an aftermarket at that........you may want to check but it looks to me as if someone has swapped those into your truck, I think you'll still have a completely separate parking/turn light just below what you are showing us.
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Cargo Master
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From: Man Cave
There is a long rectangular one below which is orange and is used as a indicator. I willl take the light out and have a look. I know you can replace the low/high beam globe so Im assuming the park light globe is replaceable.
Fleet Owner
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
VERY easy to change a bulb.
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From: Palm Bay, Florida
I just realized hes in Australia......may be the requirements for lighting are different there??-I still say its an XL model with the old-fashioned glass sealed beams.....please let us know what you find.....
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Cargo Master
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From: Man Cave
Dan wins it. Un do the two top an two bottom and the light comes out. The park light globe is in the bottom right of the light (when looking straight at it). Its just a slip in socket (rubber gromet) All lights are working. Thanks all