Questions & Answers for: change parking light bulb 2002

Parking light I need to replace the front parking light bulb on My 2002 LeSabre. Perhaps I'm a total idiot, but I can't see anyway to get to it without dismantling everything from the windshield ...

...change the parking light bulb on my 2006 Kia Rio? The parking light is accessed thru the trunk. Pull away carpet and pull the connector from bulb. (be carefull not to pull wires off connector.) The ...

...daytime running rear light bulbs on my 98 Buick LeSabre, but it wasn't the bulbs - rear running lights do not go on. The brake lights work. Any ideas? 2 fuses, for park lamps, 6C 25 amp and 8C 10 ...

...parking light bulb. I am trying to replace the front parking light. I am having trouble finding access to the bulb. I only need to replace the bulb not the assembly. you will have to remove the ...

...change the rear side marker bulb I have a 2002. If it is the same you have to go into the trunk behind the inside fabric side cover and loosen the bolts that hold the light assembly on. Then the bulb ...

...do is park the car with the engine running and turn on your blinkers and check both front and rear blinkers and see which one is not working. Open the one with the problem and change the light

...bulb and socket inside the light assembly and turn it clockwise to secure it. Replace the assembly cover and secure it with the retaining screws. Tighten the screws with a Phillips screwdriver. Turn ...

...parking light bulb replacement This is an easy fix. Just pop the hood, then look behind the lights and you will see 2 white rectangular clips that are holding the light in place.just get a pair of ...

...change the bulb for the front drivers parking light on my 2002 buick lesabre. I can't figure out how to get to the bulb. TAKE THE HOLE HEADLIGHT OUT AS THIS SHOULD BE ONE ASSEMBLY THIS  WILL ...

...change left side front marker light 2002 park ave Should be the same as my lesabre. You have to remove the wheel well cover (black plastic cover in the wheel well). You *might* be able to remove the ...