Third Brake Lite
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,384
Likes: 8
From: Southwest Virginia
Nope, it is all one piece. To remove it you have to pop out the inner brake/turn lights and reach in through those holes. The best I remember there is two screws that go up into the fascia that holds it in there.
Is it not working? They rarely fail since they are LED lights. Might check wiring if your having a problem.
Is it not working? They rarely fail since they are LED lights. Might check wiring if your having a problem.
Thread Starter
Pro
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 574
Likes: 0
From: ARLINGTON TEXAS
Yes SIR, its not working. You mean take out one of the brake/turn signal lenses and housing then reach through the hole from the removal of that and then I can get to the bulb? If so, I'm on it.
Thank you SIR
Thank you SIR
Team Owner
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 54,204
Likes: 180
From: S.W. Ohio. . . . . . NRA Life Member
yep. I think the attaching bolts/nuts are either 7 or 10mm ???
and then I can get to the bulb? If so, I'm on it.
Thank you SIR
Thank you SIR
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,384
Likes: 8
From: Southwest Virginia
Also like Mike said, there is no bulbs in that unit, they use a bunch of small LEDs, and the unit is sealed. Normally LEDs just don't go bad, but anything can happen. Normally for an LED to go bad it has to be damaged, over volt, or something like that. Odds is a bad connection, bad plug, loose plug or something other than the light itself is bad. Best way to check would be with a test light. Simply unplug the light and stick the test light in the plug, hit the brake and see if it is getting any voltage.
If your light happens to be bad I would be interested in the old one. I'm looking to try some mods to the lens and would hate to ruin a good one.
