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In this video, we're going to show you to how to service the third brake light. We'll just replace a bulb as well as replace the entire unit itself if it's been damaged. The only tool you'll need is a Philips screwdriver.
To service this third brake light, you'll just need a Philips screwdriver. The light comes out. If you want to service a bulb, you can either disconnect the whole thing like this. Now the bulb just twist counterclockwise, pull them out and then they just pull from the socket, back in clockwise to lock. If you just had a little mishap at the lumber yard or just want a nice fresh look on your truck. From 1A Auto, you're just going to plug in, it will go right in place. We're going to shove the wiring in here just a little bit. We're going to get the screws to find the clip back there. Quick test.
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In this video, we're working with our 2001 Ford Ranger. We're going to show you how to remove the third brake light lens. This is helpful if you're replacing the lens itself, or if you just need to get at the back of the housing to replace some bad bulbs.
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The only items you'll need for this repair include the lens or the bulbs—depending on what you’re getting in there to change—and a number two Phillips head screwdriver.
Remove the two Phillips head screws from the lens. Remove the lens.
Now, if you need to replace the whole assembly, you can disconnect this connector here. A new one would simply snap into place, or if you just in here to change the bulbs, quarter turn counter clockwise removes the bulb socket from the lens. Remove the bulb by pulling straight out.
Install your new bulb. Install your bulb socket into the housing, and turn it clockwise to lock it back into place. These steps are the same for the other two bulbs if you need to replace them.
We'll place our lens back onto the truck, and reinstall our two Phillips head screws.
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