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Model 14 Sagitar–Replace the left rear brake bulb

September 25, 2024

MD.. This car is endlessThis place is good and there is bad…

As soon as the key door was opened, it alerted that the left rear brake light was faulty. Someone stepped on the brake and looked from behind. The left rear did not light up. It was related to brake vigilance, so hurry up and replace the new light bulb.

Considering that the life expectancy of the left and right sides should be similar, I directly made two and prepared them for the right side to replace them at any time if they broke down! Imported in original packaging, made in Slovakia,There’s no one else left here

Pull open the small cover of the lining plate, unplug the plug, and unscrew the white plastic screw rod counterclockwise.

Gently pull on the outside and the taillight can be taken out.

Press the buckle with two fingers to take out the base of the light panel

On the right is the broken light bulb. The double filament light bulb, the width indicator light and the brake light share the same bulb.

Brake filament blown

Press down the light bulb and turn it counterclockwise to unscrew it. Compare it with the new one on the left and the broken one on the right.

Install them back in turn. When installing the taillights, pay attention to the buckle being stuck in the limit hole of the vehicle body. Check that the brake lights are on normally and that the instrument panel fault light is no longer displayed to complete the project.

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Model 14 Sagitar–Replace the left rear brake bulb