How do you take off the tail light assy on a 1998 Intrepid to gain access to the bulbs?

Not sure on this particuliar vehicle but on most newer vehicles the tail light bulbs can be accessed by opening the rear door or trunk and removing a panel that allows access to the tail lights and the bulbs. If this is not possible you should have some type of screws on the tail light lenses itself that can be removed to access the bulbs. , EzForJesus

If it's the brake light in the boot lid then you have to take the cover off the inside of the boot lid and then you will have access to the light bulbs. If it's the brake light in the rear quarter panel then you open boot lid and unscrew the two bolts holding the light cluster and slide it backwards, then you will have access to the bulbs

You have to remove the the tailgate trim to access the bulb.

How do you change the light bulbs in the instrument panel in 1998 Toyota corolla

The cast of Light Bulbs for Leaders - 1998 includes: Rick Herod as Sales Rep Grey Palmer as Narrator

It is inside the fuel tank. 1993-1997 there is an access in the trunk. 1998-2004 you have to remove the tank to access.

To change the gauge lights on a 1998 Ford Taurus SE, the dash cover has to be removed to access the burned out bulbs. There are screws and clips holding the dash cover on.

battery on a 1999 dodge intrepid You may have to remove the front driver side wheel to gain access to the battery compartment. At least that's where it is on the 1998 Dodge Startus. hope this helps.

there are many light bulbs on the Honda accord.. what light bulb?

A '98 Fiesta uses H7 bulbs, which comprises both your dipped beam and your main beam.

This should be the same a a 1998 open your trunk and pull back the carpet that's in the very rear of the trunk (like behind the lights) the lights should be held on by big plastic wing nuts unscrew them and that gives you access to all your rear light bulbs

The battery is located under the air cleaner, in front of the rf tire. You will have to remove the air cleaner and inner fender liner to access.

remove dashboard and replace 2 bulbs behind it

There are two bolts that hold each headlight in. They will be on top of the metal radiator support just to the rear of the top of the headlight. Remove these bolts, will either be a T27 torx socket or 7mm, and you will be able to pull the headlights out and replace the bulbs. The bulbs come out with a 1/4 turn and pull. Check out dodgeintrepid.net for tons of info on these cars.

My guess would be that motor is locked.

A 1998 Dodge Intrepid has a 17 gallon gas tank capacity.

If same size, yes.

i have a peugeot 406 glx 2.1td 1998 and i have recently changed both back and front bulbs for the MOT and on the rear lights if you open the boots there is a flap that opens right behind the light in the boot its on the side of the fascia open it undo the nut and the light cluster will just pop of so be careful and then there is a cluster of bulbs…

Take the light assy off and remove the bulbs. There are a couple of screws that are accesable when the tail gate is down

Bulbs, wiring, fuse, brake light switch.

I have 1998, 2002 may be similar. Mine has 2 screws on top of lens assembly. Open the rear hatch, remove 2 screws, pull assembly out. Access bulbs from the rear by twisting sockets out of lens assembly. Probably bulb #1157 for tail brake light

The Intrepid only uses distributorless engines. There is no distributor to have a cap.

Check owner's manual. If you don't have one copy and paste link below; www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals Under Light Bulbs

Bring to a shop that has an ABS scanner to determine the problem

2.7L and 3.2L

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Use a test light to analyze the circuit. Use a test light to analyze the circuit.

I had to take the dash panel down to get to the bulbs. It's pretty straigt forward takiking the dash down or if you can look in a chiltons manual it shows the steps.

Are you talking about the side marker bulbs on the front bumper? These bulbs should have a access panel from behind them. Look in front of the tire, on the front part of the platic wheel well liner. Should be a small hole that has a release tab, press that tab to release the side marker lens. Then you can just pull the old bulb out, and re-install.

it is in the gas tank .

Yes, 2nd Generation Intrepid was made from 1999 through 2004 IDENTICAL Cars Actually, it was 1998 through 2004.

You can access the brake light assembly from the cargo compartment of your 1998 Dodge Neon. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the brake light. Remove the brake light retaining bolts. The brake light will come out. Reverse the process to install your new brake light.

normal wear and tear. Brake light switch, bulbs or sockets.

Change the tail light bulbs and check your fuses. If that doesn't work you may have a wiring problem.

Is this the coupe version?? With the hatchback, or is it just a 4 door sedan? If its the sedan, just open the trunk, then push back the panel cover right behind the tail light, and you will have access to the bulb 'carrier'. there should be a little black turn knob. turn the knob and remove the carrier, then you can replace any of the bulbs.

there are two screws beside the light (when the tailgate is open) unscrew them and the lens pops off. then just switch the old bulbs with the new. Also, don't touch the new bulb with your hands, the oil on your fingers will shorten the bulbs life. wear gloves

TAke it off of the car. the screws are hidden pretty well.

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There are 4 in the exhaust system.

The 1998 Dodge Intrepid horn is attached to the side of the radiator. The horn will be on the drivers side of the radiator, in the engine compartment.

There is a plastic pen that looks like a screw that must be pulled out beside the light. Then the entire assy. hinges down

Hi, The brake light and tail light bulbs for that particular year van is a "3057" or "3057LL" (long life) bulb. These are "push-in" type bulbs and you can find that at almost any auto parts store. They are normally sold in pairs and are usually right around $5.00 US. Good Luck, Greg

I would have to say no, being that in 1998 the Intrepid was rebuilt in the Chrysler format. Whenever there is a drastic rebuild like this, little to no parts from earlier models will be interchangable.

In the 1998 Intrepid ES, 1684 indicates a problem with the catalytic converter. It probably is the same for the 2000.

The 1999 Intrepid 2.7 litre has a 16 gallon fuel tank. I would guess the 1998 is the same..

If you're trying to replace a bulb, you don't remove the cover. The trunk has those plastic snaps you pop out to get to the bulbs.

your problem is in the multi- function switch in the steering collum., unless both your head light bulbs are blown?

The tail light bulbs are accessible from underneath the back of the truck, up inside the rear of the pickup box.

No, it will not, design is much too different to make it feasable. For a 2000 intrepid you must use a 1998-2001 engine. Check out dodgeintrepid.net for a ton of info on these cars.

it is on top of the steering wheel column