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PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 3:04 pm 
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Anyone ever replace a rear tail light assembly? I'm just wondering because I cracked the outside reflector plate (cover/red part) backing into my dads truck yesterday :oops: and I was wanting to know if I could order that as a replacement part or if I would have to just order the whole tail light assembly. I hoping thats not the case. Hopefully someone can help me...Thanks!

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 3:08 pm 
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You probably will have to order the whole assembly since that cover is glued (or welded or fused) on to the backing plate...

Try ebay or a junk yard for an original without having to pay full price for a new Mopar piece

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 3:12 pm 
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removing the taillamps is real easy,open rear swinggate and remove 2 (t20 I think) torx bit screws and pull out.Then unlpug wires and put new one in.You do need a whole taillight assembly,junkyard(like sleeve84028 said) would be the best bet.


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I replaced my rear tailight, and it came all together with bulbs. I bought it off of E-bay, brand new in the box Mopar. I don't remember what I paid for it, but I'm thinkin it was about half of a dealership one.

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Ok...I figured I would have to go look for one at the junkyard. Thanks for the replies guys.

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I just replaced one of mine today. I backed into a tree while trailing *thanks partner*

Picked up a replacement for $50 shipped on ebay!

Anyway, couldnt be easier. The problem I ran into was that the white grommet that the two swell plugs fit into was shattered, so I only have one at the bottom, but the two torx screws (T20) hold it in tight.

One thing I love about Jeeps is that they seem really, really easy to work on.

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csukoh78 wrote:
One thing I love about Jeeps is that they seem really, really easy to work on.

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Yup, me too. Except for the UCA on the driver's side... that took waaay too long. :wink:

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