Is there no other way to change the bulb for the high mount brake light then to take out the rear seat, rear deck and c pillar trim?

I was informed by someone following me that my center brake light doesn't work. The connector is definitely plugged in and everything else works so it isn't a fuse. I just reaaalllly don't want to spend like 2 hours crammed up in the back seat to change this bulb!!

 

open your trunk, climb in, and look up. ;]

 

Don't worry about it. I don't even have a 3rd brake light

 

It's right there. I don't have a bulb in there anymore cause I have a spoiler.
Just twist the bulb out. Really easy 1 min job.

 

I looked in the helms manual first and those are the steps they say to replace the light, then this morning I look in the owners manual and it says just twist. I guess this is one case of the service manual having too much information!

Sorry for the idiotic post!

 

Nah, it's not an idioitic post... At least you did some reseach first before asking the question...

Heck, most guys here don't have the Helms manual, so you're a step ahead of most

 

Why do I get all giddy when I see a thread posted by honion?

 

Ha Yeah the Helms way is over detailed & is there for removing the entire 3rd brake light, not just the bulb.

 

we really want some bewbies

 

Because she has boobs.

 

 

DIY sticky

 

maybe because she has a vagina

 

Simmer down guys...

:shakehead

 

Actually, I think it has more to do with female+6spd CL=sessy.

Not to mention, honion seems pretty nice, I always enjoy reading her threads, and she's very pleasant. It's also nice to see a woman care enough about her car to come to a place like this for the answers she needs.

 

no, that isn't what it is. i should know. we can smell our own.

 

LH=

or LH=Chester, the Child Molestor