turn signal bulb
#1
turn signal bulb
On our 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis.
The front left side turn signal bulb has burned out. How do I get to the bulb to replace it? There is one screw on the outside lens cover but I can't see whatever else is holding it in from the rear.
The front left side turn signal bulb has burned out. How do I get to the bulb to replace it? There is one screw on the outside lens cover but I can't see whatever else is holding it in from the rear.
#2
I believe there is a nut holding on to a studded bolt at the 'front' of that turn signal lens.
Open the hood and gain access to the headlights. Next to the headlight, directly behind the front of the turn signal lens, you should find a nut to remove.
Open the hood and gain access to the headlights. Next to the headlight, directly behind the front of the turn signal lens, you should find a nut to remove.
#4
on my wife's 93, the access to the headlights in from a panel under the hood (plastic panel pops out and there's the lights). I can't remember if the blinker is also accessible there or from reaching up from behind the bumper.
#6
On my '93, the actual turn signal (that blinks) is on the front bumper. There are two screws accessable from the outside. Unscrew, pull out the lens, twist and replace.
I thought the OP was talking about the side marker light next to the headlight, although they might have changed where the blinker is located in that more recent model. That side marker light (on the '93) is difficult to replace if you dont take out the afformentioned nut. It's possible, but difficult.
I thought the OP was talking about the side marker light next to the headlight, although they might have changed where the blinker is located in that more recent model. That side marker light (on the '93) is difficult to replace if you dont take out the afformentioned nut. It's possible, but difficult.
#9
the other bulb (if it's on a white section) is a cornering light (stays on solid when the binker is on). If it's a yellow section (and usually small bulb like a 168 or 194), it's probably a parking light.
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