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In this video, we're going to show you how to remove and put back in the bumper mounted driving or fog lights on this 2002 Toyota Tundra. The only tool you'll need is a 10 millimeter socket with a ratchet and 2 inch and 6 inch extensions. In this video, I do have the vehicle up on a lift, but that's not necessary; it just made it a whole lot easier to video for you.
If you're looking to change the bulb or change your fog light, you can see it's right back up in here. To change the bulb, all is you'll do is reach up in, twist it counter clockwise, and work the bulb out. You can see there's a little tab right here. Press the tab and pull the bulb out. Obviously, to reconnect, you push it in, make sure the tab locks down, put it back in, and turn it clockwise.
If you're looking to replace the whole assembly, there's three bolts; one there, one right there, and one on top there. Those bolts are 10 millimeters, so I'm going to use a 10 millimeter socket on a 6 inch extension and a ratchet. You can reach up and disconnect our lead first. For the top one, I'm going to use a smaller extension. The light in our truck is obviously in really good shape, so I'm just doing this to show you. Reinstallation is reverse. Be sure we don't get out harness stuck up in there. Pput the light up in. Make sure it goes on to all three of the studs. I'll just fast forward a little bit as I start those 10 millimeter nuts by hand. After you tighten it up, you can connect your lead.
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