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How to replace the position lights on the Mini Cooper

Model: Mini Mini R56, R55, R57 - Years 2007-2014
Part: Light bulb

The steps to replace the position light bulb on a Mini Cooper model r56 are simple and quick to do independently, thanks to our short video tutorial. To perform the replacement, we need to rotate the front tires inwards to create space to move freely during the replacement. We remove the screws on the wheel arch to remove the cover. We open the cover and insert our hand to remove the bulb and the connector. We insert the new bulb after connecting it to the connector and close the cover before screwing in the screws.

Posted on 24 August 2024 by ScegliAuto

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