There are three long screws that stick out from the back of the taillight housing that go through holes in the body and on into the trunk. Then they’re fastened down by some large plastic nuts.
I just tried to change the passenger side tail light bulb and I could not pop the socket out of the assembly. It's really stuck hard in there as if it was glued in. Any suggestions?
If it's just the bulb that is stuck and not budging, then you can try wrapping packing tape or duct tape around the bulb and trying pulling it out. You can even try twisting the tape back and forth in an attempt to loosen the bulb further in the socket. I've heard of some who have broken the bulb and then removed what was left with needlenose pliers, but you might risk doing damage to the bulb receptacle that way.
@@HowSkills Thank you for your response. I am having trouble getting the stop/turn signal bulb connector out of the plastic assembly. I turn it 1/4 of the way counterclockwise and it doesn't pop out like the other 2 connectors do. I have been told you need to push down firmly while turning it and tried it with no result. I'm thinking it's corroded or something because it's really stuck in there good. I tore my hand up just trying to get it out of there and no luck. I'll try again later today.
