Finally got mine!!
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 4,496
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From: Walhalla South Carolina
My drivers turn signal went out last week and I replaced it another way.
1. Raise Hood
2. Turn on lights to raise the headlights
3. Look down and inside and you can see it
4. Reach your left arm down inside, it is a little tight
5. Depress the clip on the bulb housing and rotate it counterclockwise
6. Bulb will be hot since the lights are up and on, pull bulb and change
7. NAPA had my bulb for 4.00 and change
Great looking ride, enjoy
1. Raise Hood
2. Turn on lights to raise the headlights
3. Look down and inside and you can see it
4. Reach your left arm down inside, it is a little tight
5. Depress the clip on the bulb housing and rotate it counterclockwise
6. Bulb will be hot since the lights are up and on, pull bulb and change
7. NAPA had my bulb for 4.00 and change
Great looking ride, enjoy
Advanced
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 51
Likes: 0
From: Pekin Illinois
Congrats on your "new" '99!!!
I have replaced both bulbs. Done one Junkmans way, easy. Done the other by manually raising the headlight. Bulb not hot that way. 6 of one, half dozen of the other.
I have had my '99 for a little over a year now and still go out in the garage late at night just to look at it.
You have a great looking car-----enjoy.
I have replaced both bulbs. Done one Junkmans way, easy. Done the other by manually raising the headlight. Bulb not hot that way. 6 of one, half dozen of the other.
I have had my '99 for a little over a year now and still go out in the garage late at night just to look at it.
You have a great looking car-----enjoy.
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 568
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From: Fresno California
But you have to decide which top to store.
