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- Comment by mr bad example on January 5, 2010 at 8:00pm
- that's good to know, i have a pair of spare tail lights in the glove box, 2 months ago my right one sorta went out, a few good whacks of the lens started it back up. you can use the high beams as spares until you can hit a store, all the same bulbs.
- Comment by Scott Mankewitz on January 5, 2010 at 4:08pm
- I changed my bulbs. Not too hard. Just found out though, that you need to use the same kind of bulb as the OEM. I put the bright whites in mine and they both blew last night as I was driving. Luckily I had my fog lights on. Anyway, I took it to the dealer this am to see if I had a short somewhere and they wanted $179 to put in new bulbs. That's crazy!!
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