replacing a bulb
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Nothin happened as in you were stripping the screw or nothing happened as in it wouldnt turn...
If it's the latter then push harder and grow muscles... if the first...
If it's the latter then push harder and grow muscles... if the first...
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jk i had to, but yes get a long phillips and feel around.i push the len's in a bit before i take them out.sometimes it's a bitch but trust us it's in there.your gonna also have a spring and a clip might pop out...........
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jk i had to, but yes get a long phillips and feel around.i push the len's in a tiny bit before i unscrew.sometimes it's a bitch but trust us it's in there.your gonna also have a spring and a clip might pop out...........
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it's one screw, search next time there's a diy in the diy/faq forum.
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yea i read the diy's but it wasnt working for me. turns out i was going in with the phillips at a bad angle anyway i guess the bulb isnt the problem cause after i switched it, it still doesnt work... could it be the socket? and its probably not the fuse cause all the other lights work
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Sounds like a loose wire or the socket fo sho
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