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#57654 04/05/02 09:06 PM
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Sorry guys, but I don't have a shop manual yet. How do I get the bulb out? Any recommendations as to a better bulb than stock? Thanks! cool


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#57655 04/05/02 10:18 PM
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The higher-wattage 885 bulb fits. Most people don't have problems (like me), but some have had their foglight housings melt.


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#57656 04/05/02 11:13 PM
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Phil, it's been a while since I took mine out, but as I recall, it twists and unlocks right where it goes into the housing. To get to the back of the housing you'll have to pull off the little black cover from the underside of the car. There's a little square piece that you can pull of on both sides just behind the lights.

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Toucan Industries makes a nice bulb.. Eurolite part number 893LXC


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You did not mention what model car you have. My is a CSVT and you must remove the splash guard screws first (Torx), then you can reach your arm up and twist the lamp to free it. Easy to do. Insert the replacement lamp and twist it into place. Replace the spash guard. Cake!


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