How to Replace Inner Tail Light Bulbs 2006-11 Toyota Camry
Created on: 2017-10-06
How to install, repair, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, burned out, cracked, faded, cloudy or chipped tail light / brake light on 09 Toyota Camry
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step 1 :Servicing the Bulbs
- Peel back the trunk trim
- Twist the bulb socket counterclockwise out of the light
- Pull the bulb off of the socket
- Push on the new bulb
- Twist the bulb clockwise into the light
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To change a reverse light bulb or a marker light bulb, going to open the trunk. There is a carpeted trim panel. It's got push clips. We'll use our push clip removal tool. You can just kind of see where the bulbs are, behind here, but it's going to be easier to remove these two clips and fold it down, so I'm going to pop them out. Put them down here so I don't lose them. You can fold this back.
See the back of the two light bulb sockets here? This one is the lower one, that's the marker bulb. I'm going to turn it counter-clockwise. It's a little tight to get it out. Pull it right out. It's a 194 bulb. To replace it you just pull it out, put a new one back in. Reinstall it.
Line it up with the holes and then we'll turn it clockwise to lock it in. The reverse light bulb is this top one. Turn this one clockwise to loosen it and pull it down. This is a 921. To change it you pull it out and then insert the new one. Same thing, put it back in the light housing. Turn it counter-clockwise. It locks in and those bulbs are replaced.
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