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Pop the engine compartment. Under the very back of the trunk lid are some plastic inserts. they are kind of square and should pop right out with a screwdriver. Once you remove them it will reveal the Phillips head screws holding in the lens. Be very careful because you have to kind of tilt them out from the top. Plastic grooves hold them in on the bottom. When reinstalling them start by inserting the grooves on the bottom then tilting the top back in to line up the screw holes.

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