My solution to turn signal problem
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My solution to turn signal problem I know most people know about this, but for those that don't. I drilled 3 holes into the bottom of each of the light assembly so water doesn't get caught in them and have not had a bulb problem since. I have replaced both sockets for the bulbs and it still didn't do alot until I drilled out them out. It's been about 3 months and still no problems. Hope it helps out.
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I just took mine out of the car, then drilled them. Cleaned em at the same time, the interior of the housing was real nasty. They're only held inplace with 2 bolts at the back of it (7mm if I remember).
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It's best to go from underneath though the openings under the lamps. The AIR pump gets in the way on the driver side and caused alot of harsh language when I took them out.
