Can someone tell me how to get at the bulbs in the rear cluster. I have a brake bulb gone and cant figure a way in to the damn thing.
Thanks for any help.
Menim
This post has been edited by menim: May 21, 2008 - 10:43 AM
Yep, remove 3 plastic caps, that reveals the 3 fixing nuts for the light cluster, you have to use a tube socket (10mm i think) - included in the tool kit. Then you can remove the cluster and change the bulb.
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Thanks for all your help. I have now changed the bulb and all side and brake lights appear to be working. I still have a problem though in that after starting, as soon as I apply the footbrake the little orange car with tail lights on the top LHS of the instrument panel comes on. Any ideas?
John
my curren does that, but no burnt bulbs...

manphibian: what is this tool kit you speak of?
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>my curren does that, but no burnt bulbs...
manphibian: what is this tool kit you speak of?
There you go mate, Original Toyota branded toolkit

Wheel chock, tube wrench for lights, random bar thing, spanner, grips, screwdriver
with that tool kit you can disassemble 90% of your interior
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