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SINGLE ENDED BULBS – These are used for exterior lights and are generally accessible by removing a lens cover. On some models, the rear light bulbs can be accessed by removing the cover inside the trunk or cargo compartment. There are two types of single ended bulbs: single filament and double filament.
DOUBLE ENDED BULBS – These are primarily for interior dome lights. WEDGE BASE BULBS – These are used in the glove box, trunk and as side marker lights. On newer vehicles, these are used for exterior lights including turn signals and brake lights.
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1. REMOVE THE KEYS FROM THE IGNITION WHEN WORKING ON THE VEHICLE. TURN THE HEADLAMP SWITCH OFF. SEE CAUTION ON BACK PANEL.
2. REMOVE THE BULB LENS COVER OR DISCONNECT THE LIGHT ASSEMBLY FROM THE VEHICLE INTERIOR AS APPLICABLE – Remove the screws and pull off the lens cover or pull off the cover by hand if applicable.
3. REMOVE THE BURNED-OUT BULB – For double-ended bulbs, carefully pull back one of the spring clips to release tension
on the bulb. For wedge-base bulbs, just pull straight out.
4. INSPECT THE SOCKET FOR DIRT AND CORROSION – Clean off any dirt with a rag or paper towel. If corroded, the light socket(s), wire connector, and/or light assembly may require replacement.
Consult your Toyota Dealer Service and/or Parts Departments for details and parts. Use bulbs with wattage ratings given in your owner’s manual.
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