I found the answer earlier at this site, and it worked! The trick is to disengage the plastic catches that are about 1.25" from the sides of the high brake light on the rear deck of the 1994 Camry Sedan (4 door). Forcibly push in on those unseen catches while pulling on the rest of the housing toward the front of the car.
Once off, the reflector is centered in the assembly. That reflector also has two catches to be aware of, but they are visible.
Once the reflector is off, the light bulb lifts straight up to get it out.
No tools required, just the bulb.
The Baxter Auto Parts in Tigard, OR had Wagner BP921 two packs of these bulbs. Worked on first test.
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∙ 2014-07-05 23:51:17There is a video on how to do this at www.teach-me-auto.com.
You have to replace brake shoes.
only toyota could be this stupid and incompetent...
i think $500.00
open trunk look directly under light grab socket twist left and pull
would you please show me how to replace the brake pads for my Toyota Camry 2002 sedan 4 cylander, alloy wheels with the antibrake.thank you. Please show me step by step with the pictures , thanks a lot. You can send to my email.: thanhniensg2000@yahoo.com
You normally gain access to the bulb from inside the trunk.
A Toyota Camry built in 1998 takes DOT 3 brake fluid. This is the standard brake fluid for passenger cars.
please tell me how to open Toyota Camry 2005 le, rear brake light bulb
Pop the cover off by pulling at the corners away from the window, pull the tabs on the light shield, and replace the bulb with a 912 light bulb.
The cheapest place to buy brake pads for a 2007 Toyota Camry is Pep Boys or Auto Zone.
$386.45