For the outer light, do you have to replace the entire structure? Or can you remove the screws on the plastic casing to get access to change the bulbs?
Did you manage to remove the water from the outer light at all? Mine has this issue and would rather heat the light and seal any gaps rather than purchase a new unit.
Thanks, video super useful, helped me replace my husbands smashed rear light (one on car side not in boot) however, it's not working 😢 do you know what I may have done wrong? I'm not sure if the electrical connector went back in the same way as it came out, but it seems like a strong connection. It's a brand new valeo rear car light so should be working.
Thanks for this, really useful. I am trying to find the part number for the right rear light, the one with the indicator built in. All the ones I see on line have a bulb brake light, but mine is like yours, LED brake light. Would you know the part number for this?
Any tips on getting the outter rear light cluster back on? I'm not sure I've got the grometts to pop back in, but I don't want to push hard on the rear corner of the light and crack it?
This video has helped greatly as my indicator on the dash came on to tell me my rear brake light was defective. Does anybody or do you know what type of bulb it is please 👍🏽👍🏽🤔🤔
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For the outer light, do you have to replace the entire structure? Or can you remove the screws on the plastic casing to get access to change the bulbs?
The removal tool for the rear outer (not boot lid) lights on my 2019 Mk3 Leon FR is just a 1/2 in socket drive.
Did you manage to remove the water from the outer light at all? Mine has this issue and would rather heat the light and seal any gaps rather than purchase a new unit.
Thanks, video super useful, helped me replace my husbands smashed rear light (one on car side not in boot) however, it's not working 😢 do you know what I may have done wrong? I'm not sure if the electrical connector went back in the same way as it came out, but it seems like a strong connection. It's a brand new valeo rear car light so should be working.
Thanks for this, really useful. I am trying to find the part number for the right rear light, the one with the indicator built in. All the ones I see on line have a bulb brake light, but mine is like yours, LED brake light. Would you know the part number for this?
Really useful video, though I wish I’d realised you don’t need to take out the whole light assembly to change the bulbs on the inner lights.
Any tips on getting the outter rear light cluster back on? I'm not sure I've got the grometts to pop back in, but I don't want to push hard on the rear corner of the light and crack it?
We found adding some grease to the metal ball helps it slide/locate in to the grommet.
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Hello,
I Can see that you have some water/moist inside the outer lamps. Is this normal? I have this as well on my car.
On both sides of the car.
Yes, it seems to be quite a common problem with these lights.
Thank you 🙏🏼
This video has helped greatly as my indicator on the dash came on to tell me my rear brake light was defective. Does anybody or do you know what type of bulb it is please 👍🏽👍🏽🤔🤔
On the vehicle in the video the rear brake lights are the LED type, which means a full light unit replacement unfortunately.
@@SelectVehicleSpares do you know the part number for this, right hand drivers side for UK model?
Bro i took out okay how i can change the led light i wanna know.....
As far as we know, the LED part is built in to the lamp unit.
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How do you remove this if the screw has been rounded off?
Which screw are you referring to?
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