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Turn Signal Light Replacement
Old 09-15-2011, 10:43 AM   #1
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My 2007 Adventurer apparently has the front left turn signal bulb out. The head light units are the combined type. I will change it myself, but haven't figured out how to get at it. Do I have to take the whole unit out? Does the turn signal bulb come out of the back? Is it best to get to it from underneath? Does anyone know what bulb it takes (so I don't have to get at it twice -- once to remove it and buy another, and once to replace it).

Any info will be greatly appreciated!

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Old 09-15-2011, 07:44 PM   #2
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Well, you can get at it from the back while laying on the ground. It helps if you have two wrists. The way I changed mine was I took out the head light assembly (there are two plastic tabs that you can reach from the top (at least that is the way mine is)). The bulb may be different than mine but once you take out the headlight, just don't replace it till you get the replacement. I got mine at Autozone. This will not affect you headlight aim. Good luck, it isn't that hard.
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