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How to remove the rear light of a BMW X3

Model: BMW X3 F25, MK 2 - Years 2010-2017
Part: Tail light

Before we can begin, we will have to open the rear trunk lid of our BMW X3. So let's start by disengaging and removing the plastic cover positioned near the rear light, and we will have reached the bolts that fix the light to the car. So let's proceed by unscrewing and removing these bolts. Once we have removed both bolts, we will be able to extract the light from its housing just enough to be able to disconnect the relative power plug. When we have disconnected the plug, we can remove the light, and the disassembly will be finished.

Posted on 25 January 2021 by ScegliAuto

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