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04-21-2008, 10:41 AM
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Running lights on passenger side of sport.
Do I need to take out the windshield fluid tank to move the cap for the running lights on the passenger side?
If so how? Thanks. |
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05-06-2008, 04:40 PM
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Re: Running lights on passenger side of sport.
It seems that the windshield fluid tank can just be pushed back far enough to pull the cap for the high beam back and up. Then you just have to work you way around the wiring. It takes some time to work you way through the wires and tubes. On the driver's side is actually a lot easier. Just take out the cover of the filter and the bottom piece can then be pushed back. You have a lot more room to push the cap of the high beam back and then pull up and it should come off.
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