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Change rear turn signal light

Change rear turn signal light

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I don't have a ford 500, but I hope this helps. Most newer cars are simmilar.


Pull the trunk carpet behind the tail light back so you can access the nuts holding the lense in place. Remove the nuts and pull the tail light
assembly out. Remove the lamp holder by pressing in the lock tab and turning the holder counter clockwise. The lamp should be a plug in type.

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