'65 skylark sport front turn signal
When you look at the light assy if you see two screws ,they are usually holding the lens in place. If that is the case , just remove the 2 screws and carefully pry the lens off and you should have access to the bulb. Just be very careful attempting to remove a bulb that has been in place a long time , they can break and do a real job on your fingers.
If possible use a rag to cover the glass so it will protect your fingers should the bulb pop on you .If the procedure is not applicable to your vehicle ,could you forward a pix ,then maybe we could offer a different suggestion.
If possible use a rag to cover the glass so it will protect your fingers should the bulb pop on you .If the procedure is not applicable to your vehicle ,could you forward a pix ,then maybe we could offer a different suggestion.
Possibly if not as Hanky states, could those be using the twist-lock bulb socket you access from behind? Just a half turn and they come right out, put bulb in and reinstall. Know my '69 road runner had bulbs as such.
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