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Rear tail lights 900

posted by  someone claiming to be A on  Tue Sep 28 06:47 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Hey, i need to replace my left rear tail light bulb, but i cant figure the cover out. Also, Has anoyne changed the boring outside covers(the ones with the orange turn signals) to the euro spec whites? ive heard it looks nice, but i cant find the lens!
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    Rear tail lights 900

    posted by  uturn2 on  Thu Sep 30 23:08 CST 2004
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    A,

    I have a 1992 965, and I have changed all turn signal light into clear ones (front, side and back). Because the lenses are glued, I bought new blocks from Volvo for a later model. Pretty but expensive.

    uturn2. 1992 965 LPi 289.300km.








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    Rear tail lights 900

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    posted by  blue940 on  Tue Sep 28 12:29 CST 2004
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    If you are referring to the sedan, it's pretty straight-forward. The cover on the inside of the boot lid (trunk lid)(for the reversing lights and tail lights) simply unclips. There is a clip at the top of it. Just pull it down a little and the cover should come off. The cover for the outer lights (brake lights, indicators) has a small plastic nut that needs to be unscrewed. The cover then comes off. The bulb holders themselves just unclip and pull out.

    Hope this helps

    Brad







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