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Today we're going to replace a parking light for a GM truck and SUV. All that you need is a Phillips screwdriver. It's a pretty easy process.
There are four Phillips screws that hold the parking light on here. Use a Phillips screwdriver. In this case, we have a screw gun and we'll speed the video up a little bit for you. Once those screws are out, the parking light comes right out. There's little thumb locks and you just twist the bulbs and pull them out. Your parking light is out.
Replacement is just a reversal of the procedure. You take your light, put the bulbs in, twist and lock them into place. Put the light in its place. You have your four screws. In a minute we'll speed it up again for you. Thread the four screws in first and then use your power tool or just a regular screw driver and tighten the screws. The screws don't have to be over tight. It is a plastic lens so you don't want to tighten it too much and break the screws. That's it.
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So to do this lens, it's going to be really simple. We are going to use a Phillips head screwdriver on the four mounting bolts. And grab on to that lens. Remove it from the housing. You've got a little squeeze tab here. Give it a squeeze and then twist the unit. Same thing here. Awesome. We've got our new lens. Let's get our little tabs lined up and then turn it right in. It should lock in. Same thing here. Heard the click. Line it up. Oh yeah, that looks great. Let's get our screws in. Okay, now I'm just going to snug them up. Beautiful. All right, let's test them. Nice.
