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Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. I hope this how-to video helps you out, and next time you need parts for your vehicle, think of 1AAuto.com. Thanks.
In this video we're going to show you how to service the tail light on this 2003 Honda CRV. We'll show you both if you just need to change the bulb as well as if you have to change the whole light due to some small mishap, or something like that. Tools you'll need: you'll need a small flat blade screwdriver, and then you can get away with a short, stubby Phillips screwdriver as your only tools, or you could also use a ratchet with an 8mm socket.
We're going to show you replacing the passenger side tail light. The driver side is very similar, I'm just going to show you. There's two plugs, you just use a small screw driver, pry this out. 8mm bolt there, there's one there and then one down lower here. On this passenger side you've got one of those trap doors here, and then you have another 8mm bolt down here. A little fats forward as we remove those two 8mm bolts, just using an 8mm socket with a ratchet and extension.
On the outside of the vehicle there are three pins that hold the light in, one near the bottom, one in the middle, and one at the top. It looks like my bottom one is not even really holding. The top comes right out. There's my light out. If all you're looking to do is change a bulb, right here are your bulbs, and they all turn counterclockwise and come out. The bulbs push in counter clockwise and they come out. It's the same with all these here, counter clockwise and then they pull out.
If you want to replace the whole light assembly, at this point you have to take your rear compartment apart a little bit. Pull your carpet rug out, push down and pull up on this table. If you have a spare tire you'll need to pull that out, then pull this fixture out. Right down in here there are a couple of little pins. Push the center of this through, that allows it to come out. Push the center of this one through to come out. Now you pull this panel up and off. Now we're going to pry off this cap right at the bottom carefully, remove this Phillips screw here. We're going to remove this jack door, the tools, take the jack, turn the thing counter clockwise, the jack lifts out. Use our screwdriver, pry out and pull this panel out.
With the panel out you can see right down here is your connection. Press on the little button right here and disconnect. To get it unplugged just reach in and pull up and free that plug.
Remove the light, pull this grommet out. New light from 1A Auto, an exact replacement, If you had some damage in a little mishap. Put the connector right in, put the rubber grommet it, swing that around. Put the light in place. First, we're going to carefully remove this clip that didn't come out with the other light. Now we're going to put the light in place. You can look right in here and see the pins, make sure they line up. Push it right in. Push this off, and then fish your connection out of here. Put it onto this clip where the old one was. Now plug your light in. Let this go back into place. Push that all back in.
We'll fast forward as I put that hook back in with the Phillips screw, tighten that nice and firm. Put the jack back in, turn the handle so that it expands itself into place, out the tools back in and the door back on. Keep the speed going as I put the sill back in, pop it into place then it has the two clips. What you want to do is push the middle of the clips back through themselves, then put them in place and push the middles flush. That locks it into place. Put the rest of the insert, and the panel/table, and the carpet back in. Put this bolt in, start it with your fingers. The best strategy for this top one, use a Phillips screwdriver and press in, push in while you start it in. Tighten it up nice and firm.
Quick test here, we've got the brake lights working fine, turn the key on and there's the blinker, works great. Hit reverse, in and out a couple times, and everything seems to work fine.
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