Side Repeater lamp replacement
Side Repeater lamp replacement
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Naso Grande

Original Poster:

237 posts

228 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Good Morning all,

Is it nescessary to remove the 1/4 panel to change the Side Repeater lamp or is it possible to pop the light assembly out without causing any damage to the light or surrounding panel?

Any techniques or which tools to use would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Graeme

MadMacMcMad

1,267 posts

283 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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I can't remember exactly, but I think it is just a grommet in the panel you remove. No need to take the inner panel out. It was a quick job for me.

XLRONYX

244 posts

196 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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The repeaters were attached with double-stick tape on my US car. I replaced them with white lens parts that clip in.

Jeff

The devil

2,152 posts

212 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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They are just pushed in

AverageMPH

493 posts

191 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Sometimes the cable is not long enough and the lamp holder pops out as you un-clip the repeater.

There is something like 50 mm rubber grommet on the inner wing if this is the case, this enables you to plug the lamp holder back in.

AverageMPH

493 posts

191 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Sometimes the cable is not long enough and the lamp holder pops out as you un-clip the repeater.

There is something like 50 mm rubber grommet on the inner wing if this is the case, this enables you to plug the lamp holder back in.

Naso Grande

Original Poster:

237 posts

228 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Thanks for the replies. I've been able to seperate the clear lense from the main part of the repeater body but this will need to be glued back on. The repeater body itself feels very securely attached and I'm a bit wary about trying to prise that out without knowing for sure how it's being held in place.

Cheers,
Graeme

AMG Merc

11,955 posts

282 months

Sunday 27th March 2011
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Naso Grande said:
Thanks for the replies. I've been able to seperate the clear lense from the main part of the repeater body but this will need to be glued back on. The repeater body itself feels very securely attached and I'm a bit wary about trying to prise that out without knowing for sure how it's being held in place.

Cheers,
Graeme
It prizes out left to right (or vise versa) - design uses lugs at either side.

Try to secure the cable from falling inside the wing with some tape otherwise you'll need to go through the hassle of removing the panel.