[ksjon]

it shouldnt be hard to replace yourself.

i think it should be enough to steer the wheel to the left and remove the wheelarch plastic.

then the light should be fastened with plastic clips from the inside. 20 minutes jobb maximum.

 

[RoadDad]

I don't know what your mechanical skill level is, however I do believe that I could talk my 5 year old through swapping this out.

 

[Sh4rkattk]

Not sure if it can be done with the wheels on. When I painted mine, I jacked up the car took the wheel off then the liner. IIRC there are two 10mm nuts that hold it in place, remove the nuts and unclip the harness and install in reverse order.

OH the old light has two rubber pads on the back, the new ones dont just transfer them from old to new and it will be fine.

 

[skelliott2]

I don't know what your mechanical skill level is, however I do believe that I could talk my 5 year old through swapping this out.

I might just have the mechanical skills of a 5 year old and I did this one myself..

 

[christsay]

Not sure if it can be done with the wheels on. When I painted mine, I jacked up the car took the wheel off then the liner. IIRC there are two 10mm nuts that hold it in place, remove the nuts and unclip the harness and install in reverse order.

OH the old light has two rubber pads on the back, the new ones dont just transfer them from old to new and it will be fine.

I did mine with the wheel on, just crank it out to give yourself some room to work.

-chris

 

[Sh4rkattk]

I stand corrected.