Created on: 2018-06-21
How to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, cracked, faded, cloudy, or chipped vanity mirror light bulb on 16 Ram 1500
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To change the bulbs on your vanity mirrors, open it up, take a flat-bladed screwdriver, there's a little notch right here, it's the same for both sides, also the same in the passenger side, and you just kind of gently pry this up.
Take the lens off. These bulbs are working, but we're going to show you how to take them out. Take some small, needle nose pliers, and just gentle grab on the bulb and pull it right out. It's a mini wedge bulb, a T 1.5.
To replace it, we'll just put it right back in. It usually slides in with the wedge facing vertically. We'll just slide it right into place. Put the cover back on. It's got two tabs. Push it right into place. Snap in.
It's the same for this one and the same for the passenger side mirror.
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