Remove the screw covers on the face of the dash panel. They look like decorative indents in the plastic. Using a credit card or other piece of stiff plastic to pry is helpful. Then remove the screws (I believe there are 5...) Then "just" wiggle the dash panel off. (The reverse wiggling process is even more tricky, but it's all just finicky finagling.) It helps to have a friend to stabilize and manage getting the thing out or in.
u have to grind the hinges
there should be a small hole beside the panel the light sits in. straighten a paper clip and push the button inside the small hole.
To change a headlight bulb on an A6, first remove the intake duct on the slam panel. Remove the air box and unclip the access panel on the back of the light. Take off bulb and put in the new one.
Fuse placement diagrams are on all fuse panels on the Thunderbird. Remove the fuse panel cover and look at the bottom side of it.
light is out in the gear shift area between the seats,how can I change it?
you need to remove the inside panel to get to these bulbs
disconnect the battery, then drop the sterring column, remove the insterment panel and the bulbs will be on the back of the insterment panel
remove interior panel and unscrew large black plastic nuts, remove light assembly
Open the trunk and notice all the nuts that hold the light panel to the trunk lid. Remove all those nuts (must be 8 or 9 of them) and unplug the wire harness that feeds the panel. Now you can remove the light panel to service the light bulbs. Because it is a bit of a PITA, I recommend replacing all the bulbs in that panel while you have it out.
I have an estate, so the procedure might be slightly different on a hatchback, but not by much. The rear light cluster is attached via a screw behind the facia panel at the back. You will need to remove the plastic panel in the boot behind the light cluster and unscrew the unit before you can remove it to change the bulb.
Remove 2 screws under trunk lid, remove panel behind light in trunk, remove 2 nuts from back of light and pull light back to get at bulbs. Kind of ridiculous that you need a screwdriver and a nut driver just to change a bulb.
To change the dash light bulbs you must remove the instrument panel.