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How the heck do I replace the brake light bulb in trunk window tail light housing in 1991 940 GLE wagon? 900

posted by  blown cue on  Thu Jan 13 05:18 CST 2005
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Please don't tell me to look in the FAQ.

I did already. There's one line and it's lame.

The housing slides onto the wagon trunk window and is held in place by two screws. I unscrew and slide off and the housing will hang by two wires, yellow and black. There are several pieces of plastic, and the bulb receptor and I haven't a clue how to remove the bulb or bulb receptor to replace the brake light bulb. I just got the wagon and I don't have a Haynes or Chilton manual. VLVworld is not helpful.

Please be as detailed as you can. e.g. to the level where if you are telling someone to remove a battery terminal from a post, you mention that you use a 10mm combination wrench to do so. Thanks in advance.

If I sound churlish, it's because I just spent a s---load of money to replace the entire timing belt assembly. I'm not a DIY mechanic. And it's raining.






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