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Instructions for Removing Front Turn Signal

Model: BMW Serie 7 MK 2, E32, E38, MK 3 - Years 1986-1994
Part: Side marker bulb

As with all older cars, removing the front turn signal is quick and intuitive. You don’t need to disassemble anything else besides the headlamp itself, avoiding the risk of breaking plastic clips or tabs. Simply unscrew the visible and easily accessible screws. Start by removing the three screws that secure the turn signal lens to detach it. Inside the turn signal, there are two additional screws that secure it to the body. Once the turn signal is free, open the hood and disconnect the power connector to complete the removal.

Updated on 17 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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