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1066 MCV telltail light - finally checked
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Posted by Michael Sheik on April 07, 2006 at 04:40:29 from (199.153.205.246):
Hey tractor vet. Well, not a lot of new news on this light but I did finally get a chance to crawl in there last night and fire her up to see if it would work. I do not think it is so I proceeded to try to get the little red lens off, wouldn't unscrew, so tried to unscrew chrome ring behind lens, it turned and after a little ways pulled out. Here is where I realized that inexperience shows up. After got lens and chrome ring pulled out I realized it didn't unscrew to start with. It just turns like a bulb a little ways and pulls out. That is not the half of it. Now the back half of the bulb housing is behind the opening and got to figure out what bolts/ plate to pull to get at it to put back together. Clue me in please.
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