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hey does the headlight go straight back on flush where it look like it was never taken off? cause i get scared everytime i hear the word clip cause those are usually easy to break
hey does the headlight go straight back on flush where it look like it was never taken off? cause i get scared everytime i hear the word clip cause those are usually easy to break
Did you mean taillight? Yes it goes back on flush. These particular clips are very easy to break. That's kind of why I started this tread, so you know which way to pull the lights to get the clips out without breaking them.
Did you mean taillight? Yes it goes back on flush. These particular clips are very easy to break. That's kind of why I started this tread, so you know which way to pull the lights to get the clips out without breaking them.
I don't think it will matter much but if you can get the broken piece out of the inner clip you can superglue it back on. You have a pretty good chance of it staying together and the clip will pull that corner tight. It shouldn't break off again until you go to take the taillight off again.
I don't think it will matter much but if you can get the broken piece out of the inner clip you can superglue it back on. You have a pretty good chance of it staying together and the clip will pull that corner tight. It shouldn't break off again until you go to take the taillight off again.
eh i change it. wasnt really worth it cause i broke one clip but then also one of the headlight feel while still hanging on the wire and scratch my car. oh well the reverse light are cool looking in white now
FYI, in you break the clips, they are cheap to replace. They are about $2 a piece. The upper side is also different than the bottom. This is also noticeable in color. One is brown and the other is silver. I went ahead and bought some at the dealer while I was getting something else. Now I will have them on hand when I go to do my LED's in case I break one. Part #'s are 26557-2U000 and 26557-2U001.
This is pretty much the same process as my old 2004 Maxima. I couldn't get a firm grip on the tail lights to pull them back, so I got a rubber mallet and gently tapped on the bolts/clips to help. It worked great.
Can someone help me? I can't get the tail light out. It seems that the two little rubber clips or what ever they are are keeping me from getting it out. Your guide says to pull quick and hard but I can't get a good enough grip. Any help would be good, thanks!
Can someone help me? I can't get the tail light out. It seems that the two little rubber clips or what ever they are are keeping me from getting it out. Your guide says to pull quick and hard but I can't get a good enough grip. Any help would be good, thanks!
NVM, I got it out....Just took some rubber mallet action!
omg, these 2 pins are impossible to knock out...i tried using hammer....i even lubed it up....but I couldn't get them out... anyone have more idea and suggestion?
02-04-2009, 02:41 PM
