HomeHow do you replace the brake lights on a 1993 Toyota Corolla?
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2015-07-15 20:49:00
2015-07-15 20:49:00
there is 1 nut to remove. It is on the inside of the trunk. Pull the protective cloth covering away from the inside, directly on the other side of the light. There should be a brass colored nut. Remove it. Then take the 2 black screws out on the outside of the light. They are located on the inside part of the light closest to the middle of the trunk. The cover should slide out after the 2 screws & nut is removed. !
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