Front of the car
Side light lamp
1. Tilt the headlight housing forward to provide access to the inside (section 12), then unscrew the nuts securing the side light housing (see illustration).
14.1. Position of the nuts securing the side light housing (indicated by arrows)
2. Push the flashlight body forward, then pull it out to access the bulb holder (see illustration).
14.2 Push the housing forward to release it from the wing, then pull it back to access the lamp holder
3. Detach the lamp holder by turning it counterclockwise, then remove the lamp from the holder (see illustration).
14.3a. Remove the lamp holder from the housing |
14.3b. The lamp is inserted into the holder |
Parking light and turn signal lamps
4. Reach under the front bumper, turn the holder counterclockwise and remove it from the housing (see illustration).
14.4. Reach under the front bumper, grab the lamp holder with your fingers and pull it out of the housing
5. Remove the lamp from the holder (see illustration).
14.5. Using your fingers, remove the lamp from the holder
Car interior
Threshold lighting lamp
6. Remove the flashlight housing using a small screwdriver (see illustration).
14.6. Use a small screwdriver to remove the lamp
7. Disconnect the electrical connector, release the retaining clip of the end of the lamp and unscrew the lamp from the housing (see illustrations).
14.7a. Disconnect the electrical connector using a screwdriver |
14.7b. The lamp base is installed in a socket in the housing |
Interior light
8. Use a small screwdriver to remove the lens (see illustration).
14.8 Remove the lens using a small screwdriver
9. Release the lamp from the retaining contacts (see illustration).
14.9 Using a small screwdriver, carefully bend the clip at the end of the lamp
Individual illumination lamp
10. Remove the lens and lamp, then use pliers to loosen the nuts and lower the lamp housing (see illustration).
14.10 Using pliers, remove the compression nuts (indicated by arrows) and lower the casing
11. Remove the lamp holder from the housing, then remove the lamp by pressing it and turning it counterclockwise (see illustration).
14.11. Disconnect the holder from the housing, then remove the lamp
Instrument panel light
12. To gain access to the instrument panel lights, you must first remove the instrument panel (see section 16). To remove the lamp holder, turn it counterclockwise and pull it out from the board (see illustration). To remove the lamp from the socket, simply pull it out.
14.12. Turn the lamp and remove it from the board
Rear of the car
Rear lights
13. Unscrew the two screws on the side of the case (see illustration).
14.13. To unscrew the two screws securing the rear light cover, you will need a Phillips screwdriver
14. Press the two clamps and, turning, remove the casing, opening access to the cartridges (see illustration).
14.14a. Release both housing mounting clamps (shown by arrow) |
14.14b. Turn and remove the flashlight housing |
15. Turn the cartridge counterclockwise to remove it from the housing (see illustration).
14.15a. For some lamps, it is necessary to press the clamp, then turn the socket counterclockwise and remove it |
14.15b. The sockets of smaller lamps can be simply turned and removed |
16. Remove the lamp from the socket (see illustration).
14.16a. Large lamps are removed by pressing and turning them |
14.16b. Smaller lamps are simply pulled out of the holder |
Duplicate lights
17. Remove the rear license plate.
18. Unscrew the two screws and remove the flashlight housing (see illustration).
14.18. Disconnect the screws and the housing of the backup lamp
19. Turn the lamp holder counterclockwise to remove it from the housing (see illustration).
14.19. Turn the lamp holder counterclockwise and remove it from the casing
20. Remove the lamp from the socket (see illustration).
14.20. The lamp is removed from the socket
License plate light
21. Remove the license plate.
22. Remove the two Torx head screws and detach the light.
23. Remove the socket from the housing, then take out the lamp.
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