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2004 Ford Explorer Rear Right turn signal bulb out
The right rear turn signal bulb on my 2004 Ford Explorer seems to be out. The bulb is not active and I'm get a rapid turn signal indicator in the cabin of the truck. How do I replace the bulb itself without having to take the vehicle in to the Dealership?
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If it's anything like my expedition, you open the rear lift gate and unscrew two screws holding the taillight, and pull out (pretty hard) on the entire taillight to release the clips holding it in. Once it's out, you just rotate the bulb socket to release it. Then you can change the bulb.
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