Spoiler brake light replacement
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Spoiler brake light replacement
This morning my car told me I had a burnt out brake light and it was right, the driver side brake light bulb wasn't lighting up when I hit the brakes and a few of the LEDs in my spoiler weren't lighting up either. Question. Do I have to replace the whole LED light bar for my spoiler or can I replace the LEDs that burnt out individually? If I have to replace the whole bar, how much do those usually run? Please let me know what needs to be done.
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replace the whole thing. the led assembly is sealed pretty well and its hard to get it apart without breaking it. There are just a couple screws that hold it in the spoiler.
Let me know what car you have, I may have one laying around that i'll sell for pretty cheap. They're about $120-$150 from the dealer.
Let me know what car you have, I may have one laying around that i'll sell for pretty cheap. They're about $120-$150 from the dealer.
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104.25 from the dealer, just checked. Not AS bad, but still alot of money.
Measure the length of your LED light and the distance between the screws, i'll see if I have a match. If I do, it'll be like $35 shipped. (if you want it)
Measure the length of your LED light and the distance between the screws, i'll see if I have a match. If I do, it'll be like $35 shipped. (if you want it)