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Old 04-12-2005, 10:18 PM   #1
loxxr6
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Default Changing front indicator ?

When I indicate right the green arrow on the dash flicks on and off really quickly. Now the last time this happened it was either a fuse or the bulb was gone. A quick check of the front indicator after selecting right turn points out that there's no light turning on. So I guess I need a new bulb.

What I want to know is can I just pop off the clear cover to the indicator to change the bulb or is it accessed from under the front spoiler somehow ? It's dark at the moment and I really can't be bothered to check the car anymore tonight, especially as I don't really want to lie down on a dirt carpark under the car.

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