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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / June 2007Removing tail light covers on Coleman Taos
Hello: I have a burned out light on my Coleman Taos. The light covers on the back of the Taos appear to be attached by two clips, one on each side. I have tried depressing these clips with my fingers, but they don't seem to release the light cover. I don't want to force it, so I wonder if anyone has experience doing this and might be able to detail exactly how to remove these light covers? Thanks! Fred Boer > I have a burned out light on my Coleman Taos. The light covers on the back > of the Taos appear to be attached by two clips, one on each side. I have > tried depressing these clips with my fingers, but they don't seem to release > the light cover. I don't want to force it Depress one tab at-a-time. While holding-in the tab, pull out the lens slightly so that the tab doesn't re-seat. While holding the released end out slightly, repeat the procedure on the other end of the lens and it should pull off completely. Good luck!  Signature:) JR Dear Mr. Redelfs: Thanks! Your advice worked, though, in the end it took quite a bit tug to get it loose, and the lens cap ended up flying across the garage! Alls well that ends well... Cheers! Fred > In article <f548go$btd$1@aioe.org>, "Fred Boer" > <fredboer1@NOyahooSPAM.com> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > other > end of the lens and it should pull off completely. Good luck! Next time, try using a screwdriver to push in the tab. Not sure how those are, but the ones on my travel trailer pretty much require something to push in the tab a little further than my finger can manage. Then do one side at a time as Jim suggested... Wesley > Dear Mr. Redelfs: > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Cheers! > Fred Thanks for the suggestion! Fred > Next time, try using a screwdriver to push in the tab. Not sure how those > are, but the ones on my travel trailer pretty much require something to [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Cheers! >> Fred
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