Rear license plate does not work

My park avenue has star bit screws on both sides of the plate lights right at the top of the license plate holder. I just chaged them last week. I do not know what size the bit was and I am not sure your car is the same. My car looks just like the car in the picture just longer and a little bigger.

Having a license plate light out can lead to a fine and possible court date, so it is best to repair that light as soon as possible. There are several causes for the light being out--a blown bulb, faulty wiring or a bad socket. You will learn how to repair each one of these possible causes to your light problem.

Replacing a Blown Bulb

Step 1

Remove the cover over the license plate bulb. Every car differs, but most have a tab that you push in, and it slides right out.

Step 2

Remove the bulb from the socket. Sometimes it is a tight fit so you may need to use a screwdriver to pry the bulb loose.

Step 3

Compare the stamping on the metal part of the old bulb to the new bulb to make certain the new bulb is the correct size and wattage for your vehicle.

Step 4

Place the new bulb in the socket by simply pressing it until it is securely fastened in the socket.

Step 5

Place the cover back over the bulb by simply pressing it into place until it clicks.

Turn your vehicles lights on and check for proper operation.

I dont understand why who ever designed the 97 buick lesabre made it so **** hard to change the tag lights. As a result i ended up getting a ticket thats almost 200 dollars. Way to go Buick...