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'94 850 Wagon rear brake bulb replacement..... 850 1994

posted by  makntraks on  Thu Jun 10 03:27 CST 2004
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I am trying to replace the rear brake light bulb in my wagon. According to the manual I am supposed to remove the rear post tweeter by pressing the "red" tabs per the instructions. Is there a special way to push these tabs? Straight back, to the sides, maybe up or down as when I push straight back like the book shows there is no "play" whatsoever in the tabs...... Any help appreciated...

Also saw in a forum search here that someone noted that there is a difference, I beleive in terms of heat buildup) between the "Volvo" bulb than a generic 1156... Any comments on this????

Thanks,
makntraks
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Noobie Volvo owner just wondering what took me so long!!!








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    '94 850 Wagon rear brake bulb replacement..... 850 1994

    posted by  someone claiming to be bob on  Fri Jun 11 17:41 CST 2004 [RELATED]

    Pull the red tabs out to release speaker, press them in to secure.








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      '94 850 Wagon rear brake bulb replacement..... 850 1994

      posted by  makntraks on  Tue Jun 15 05:31 CST 2004
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      D'oh took me a while to figure it out but caught on eventually!
      Thanks for the reply!
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