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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / June 2008

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Sunfire 99 front turn signal bulb

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maple_leaf - 29 May 2008 21:22 GMT
Dear All,
I need some help, i own a sunfire 1999, the front right turn signal
went dead, i do not know how to replace it, it is in the front bumber,
under the head light area, i tried from the engine compartment, but
everything there is closed and i cannot reach it, i tried from
underneath the can, the same thing i cannot reach it.
Please give me some instructions on how to replace it.
Thanks,
Del

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Harry Face - 11 Jun 2008 17:04 GMT
I'm not familiar with your Sunfire but
on some cars you have to remove the headlight assembly to access the
turnsignal bulbs.

Some cars if you need to go underneath the front bumper  and remove the
black splash shield or perhaps the wheel well liner can be unfastened to
gain access to the turnsignals.

Most GM cars the turnsignal sockets twist one way and then you pull it
straight out.

Hope this helps.

good luck.....

harryface
 
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