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In this video, we're going to be working with our 2009 Nissan Rogue. We're going to show you how to remove and replace your vehicle's outer tail lights. If you like this video, please click subscribe. We have a ton more information on this and many other vehicles. If you need this part for your car, you can follow the link down in the description over the 1AAuto.com.
Here are the items you'll need for this repair.
Open your hatch, and locate the 10 millimeter screw on the inside edge of your tail light housing. We'll remove that with a 10 millimeter socket and ratchet. Using your plastic trim tool, pry out the panel behind the tail light you're going to be replacing. It's just a series of plastic snap clips. To save time, you can simply reach in behind this panel, and feel for the connector. It's the only connector down behind the tail light. Simply push down on the tab, and disconnect that.
Using a plastic trim tool, pop out the front edge of the light, and then use that same tool on the back. There's two clips there that you'll need to pry out, as well. To replace your tail light assembly, wiggle this grommet out of the body, and remove your tail light from the vehicle.
Here we have our old tail light assembly that we removed from our vehicle and our new part from 1AAuto.com. As you can see, these parts are exactly the same. They have the same lens, same mounting bolt. We're actually replacing our old one, because of this crack here where it's been glued back together before. On the back side, we have the same three mounting tabs, one at the bottom below the 10 millimeter bolt, and two closer to me here that mount into the side of the body, as well as the same two bulb locations. They actually have color-coded sockets on the new one, which is nice.
These are different, so you can't put them into the wrong sockets, but having that color coding makes it that much easier. It even uses the same OE wire harness colors, the same connector, and even comes with a new grommet and some wire loom to make sure that it's protected just like the original piece. If your old tail light housing has taken on moisture, is cracked or damaged, or the wiring harness has taken some damage, causing it to malfunction, this new part from 1A Auto is going to go and direct fit just like your original equipment and fix you up right.
Send your wire harness through the body, and reinstall the rubber grommet, just pops in. Install the tail light assembly onto the body of the car. Make sure you line up all of your pins so they snap back into place. Install the 10 millimeter bolt back into the top hole with the 10 millimeter socket and ratchet. Reach in, and reconnect the electrical connector, and snap in the plastic tabs on your trim panel. Make sure you roll your weather-stripping back up onto the top edge. Close your hatch, and you're good to go.
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All right, friends, to get started on our tail lamp assemblies, first, we're gonna have to get behind here so that we can access the wiring. To do that, I'm gonna lift this up. You're gonna find that there's little lock switches on the sides. Turn those so they're both side to side, and you should be able to lift this up and get this out of here. At this point, right behind here, you're gonna be able to find a 10-millimeter headed bolt if you lift up on this. Let's remove that. Set that aside. Grab onto this, set that aside as well. Let's flip this up.
Let's continue on by removing our two mounting bolts. There's one here and there's one on the other side of the jack. There's gonna be another one located right here. Let's grab this, get this out of the way. Now let's get this off of here. If you look from the inside, you're gonna see there's a push clip on the driver side and one on the passenger's side. Remove those. Let's go ahead and pull on this. There we are. Now some of these are gonna have a little cover right along here. You want to make sure that you take that off as well. Now let's grab onto this. We're gonna give it a little wiggle. It should want to pop up. There we are.
Bring this a little further up. Now we're just gonna try to pull on this and try to separate the two. Now with that out of the way, we have a clear view of where our wiring should be, comes right down to right here. Let's reach back here. You're gonna push on the little tab in the center of this connector and then draw it apart. Now let's remove our tail lens. Remove your mounting bolt.
I'm just gonna pry underneath here. And then along on this side, that should wanna separate. There should be a little rubber boot that's stuck inside here. This one actually came free pretty easy. There it is, friends. Okay. Now it's gonna be time to install our brand new tail lamp. We've got our wiring. Let's go ahead and slide that right on through there. I'm gonna put in this rubber, so it's sealing perfectly. You definitely don't want to leave that loose so moisture can get inside. That looks good.
Now, when we go to install this, you're gonna notice you have these two little push pins. They need to fit into these holes. So we're gonna come straight in, just like this. Line it up with where it needs to go so the holes will line up along here, and then just give it a little push. Perfect. Now that it's in, let's go ahead and put in our mounting bolt. Let's get our connector back in. Listen for a click, give it a tug. Let's put this back together. This looks good all along here. Let's get this back in here. You're gonna notice you have all your push clips. Those are gonna press right in. Make sure you line them up.
Just push it down so it's secured. We'll put in the push clips from this side, and then we'll continue on with our molding. Now, when we push this back on, you want this lip to go around this right here. Make sure it's secured the whole way around. This is what's gonna help keep the moisture away from the inside of your car. Let's get this back into the end here. Slide it right in there. Let's get this back on here now.
Make sure you lock in your sides. We have some covers. Do the same to the other side. Let's get this back in here. Okay. Let's give it a little test. Get some running lights, brakes, and directional. Perfect.
