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How to remove the rear lights on the Mercedes GLA?

Model: Mercedes Gla MK 1, W156 - Years 2013-2019
Part: Tail light

In this tutorial, we can see how to disassemble the rear lights on the Mercedes GLA, an extremely simple and fast operation. First of all, make sure that the key is not inserted, so that you can work safely, then open the rear door and remove the panel located on the back of the headlight in question. Next, unscrew the white plastic bolt indicated, grab the headlight and separate it from the bodywork. At this point, all that remains is to disconnect the power connectors, replace any damaged elements, and reassemble everything following the reverse procedure.

Posted on 25 October 2024 by ScegliAuto

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