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Old 6th June 2008, 21:25   #1
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Third Brakelight Broken

Ok...LEDS can't be broken all at once. So what could it be? A fuse? Electronics?

The displays gives a German message.... But it suddenly stop working.

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Old 6th June 2008, 21:34   #2
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Third brake light? Are they all LEDs? Even the one in the middle (out from the back window)?
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Ehh....I ment...the one in the middle
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Old 6th June 2008, 22:06   #4
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Its not LED is it? There are bulb changing instructions in the owner's manual and there is a little access door back there. (at least on my 01')
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It looks like led's... Hmmmm I will check again.
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Indeed, originally the E39 has just a normal light bulb in there which, upon replacement, should work again as ever before
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yes like everybody says, its with a lightbulb..


see picture,to be clear how to remove it

khoop dat je er wat mee bent doei.
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Hahahahahah, en ik maar denken dat ik LED lampjes heb...

(Hahahahahah, and I was under the impression I had LED lights...)
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hehe..


by the way , i quickly had a look in my car, and the bulb can be replaced trough the trunk..

so its a 5 second job

open your trunk, and look inside(above) and you will see a black cover sitting there.open it up and then you can pull out the bulb socket.replace it and close the thing.then your good to go
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