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How to replace the rear turn signal bulb of the Opel Mokka

Model: Vauxhall Mokka Mokka A - Years 2012-2019
Part: Side marker light

Replacing the turn signal bulbs of the rear lights of a 2017 Opel Mokka vehicle is a simple and quick operation to be carried out independently. To perform this operation, we need to open the trunk of the car and with the help of a flat-head screwdriver remove the side covers of the trunk, in this way we will have access to the inside of the rear lights. Disconnect the connector from the bulb and proceed with the replacement. Mount the cover and proceed in the same way with the turn signal bulb of the left headlight. If the headlight still has malfunctions and the connector is in good condition, the cause must be sought in the fuse related to it.

Posted on 10 May 2025 by ScegliAuto

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