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How to Replace the Rear Light Bulbs on a Ford Explorer?

Model: Ford Explorer MK 5, U502 - Years 2011-2019
Part: Tail light bulb

In this tutorial, see how to replace the rear light bulbs on a Ford Explorer. This is a very simple and quick operation. Start by opening the boot lid, remove the two plastic caps located on the inner edge of the light and unscrew the 8mm bolts underneath. Once done, pull the light towards the rear of the car to release the internal clip and proceed to replace the faulty bulb. To remove a bulb holder, simply rotate it about 90 degrees counterclockwise. Once the replacement bulb is inserted, follow the reverse procedure to reassemble everything.

Updated on 3 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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