Remeove rear combination tail light cover 2006 Nissan XTERRA

Hi, you need to test if the power is coming to the plug for rear brake light. If the power is not there that is your first problems. Also may have earth wire problem.

To replace the brake light bulb for the Nissan xTerra 2002, remove the two bolts that anchor the light cover. A 10mm socket wrench fits. Then grasp the light cover with both hands and pull straight towards you. Be firm. It may groan but it will come out. The bulb assemply is then easy to access. When replacing the cover, simply repeat the process backwards. The light cover will snap into place, then replace the bolts

Open the back gate and you will see a couple of philips head screws. Unscrew them and snap the tail light out gently. There a couple of plastic clips that hold the tail light in place. Be careful not to break them (pull the light straight out not up, down, left, or right) Once the tail light cover is removed, separate it from the backing and reflective insert.To change the bulbs just twist counter clock wise and push in. Snap the new bulbs in and repeat the whole process in reverse.

License plate lights and tail lights share the same source of power. It is located inside the IPDM (Intelligent Power Distribution Module). Find it in the engine room RH, the box nearest to the firewall.

take interior cover behind tail light inside trunk off.the bulb the bulb twist locks in hole(twist counter clockwise to remove)repeat procedure to replace.

look for screw inside the bed area, adjacent to the tailight covers. Remove two screws, and the taillight assembly pulls out

dear fellow mostly u have a bad wire defect try to check all ur rear light wiring regards

it is most likley a wiring problem or the corosion, the license plate lights are tied to the tail lights.

I just changed out a tailight on my 2000 Nissan Xterra, so I assume it may be similar. You have to pop the plastic strip which runs across the back. There are pop rivits in it.

Rubber seal has adhered to body. Hit the llamp with side of you fist to dislodge,