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Re: Do dealers sell just the red plastic for brake lights, or do you have to buy the entire light assembly?
| Bob Bailin | 27 Sep 2006 04:34 |
> This is for a 99 Taurus Wagon third brake light. Someone smashed
> the red plastic, but the rest of the assembly, and even the lamps
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> PS I'm just looking for some basic info, I will phone a dealer in the
> morning.
You can also buy transparent red tape to mend broken taillights.
I take it the 3rd brake light on these wagons is not located behind
(inside) the rear window glass like on sedans?
Bob
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| Norm | 27 Sep 2006 02:31 |
This is for a 99 Taurus Wagon third brake light. Someone smashed
the red plastic, but the rest of the assembly, and even the lamps
themselves still work. I've searched for used parts, but no one
locally has it, and the online junkyards don't let you select wagon,
so all you get are sedan brake lights.
Thanks,
Norm
PS I'm just looking for some basic info, I will phone a dealer in the
morning.
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| Father Guido | 27 Mar 2006 02:28 |
~
~"Father Guido" <FG@SNL.com> wrote in message
~news:lllc22trmd675a9r826utejg7lfmdn81qe@4ax.com...
~> Some smuck broke all the plastic, but left the bulbs working.
~> I'd prefer to avoid the dealer ($$$) and the junk yard, so I
~> wonder if anyone knows of an online source for such a part.
~>
~> Thanks,
~>
~> Norm
~
~There is a really neat things called 'Ebay' on the web. If you use
something
~called, www.google.com," I bet you can find it.
~
~Jeff
~
Never though of that, I'll give it a try -- thanks.
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| Jeff | 26 Mar 2006 13:09 |
> Some smuck broke all the plastic, but left the bulbs working.
> I'd prefer to avoid the dealer ($$$) and the junk yard, so I
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>
> Norm
There is a really neat things called 'Ebay' on the web. If you use something
called, www.google.com," I bet you can find it.
Jeff
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| Father Guido | 26 Mar 2006 08:57 |
Some smuck broke all the plastic, but left the bulbs working.
I'd prefer to avoid the dealer ($$$) and the junk yard, so I
wonder if anyone knows of an online source for such a part.
Thanks,
Norm
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