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Old 22nd July 2022, 14:21   #1
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Default Rear window brake light removal, Rover 75 Saloon.

Got a dead wasp stuck inside the rear window brake light. I've removed the 2 screws , how do I remove the plastic covers?

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Old 23rd July 2022, 21:10   #2
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i have never removed or fitted one, but i have read about them being a problem to reseat . the clips apparently can snap like carrots. have a search on the google search bar above and read a few posts, before you attempt to remove.
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Mine was hanging down when I bought the car about a month ago. A spot of Screwfix 'Sticks Like Sh*t' glue round the edge, with penny washers under the nuts a s well (the plastic was brittle and broken), all is now well.
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i think the posts i read were about opening them up to see why some of the lights were not functioning , or working. yours was a straight forward re-attatch. might look out for some screwfix adhesive next time,always handy..
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Got a dead wasp stuck inside the rear window brake light. I've removed the 2 screws , how do I remove the plastic covers?
Hi Alan.
Now you have removed the two cross screws.
1

You gently pull unclip the small panel.
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Next remove the electric connector from it's clip.
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Press in the connector tab and pull it apart.
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Now undo the two 8-10mm nuts holding the light to the plates stuck to the rear window.
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You can now lower the unit from the window.
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If any of the fixing break they can be repaired i have done an few.
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Thanks for advice, done it now.
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