How To Replace a 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra Tail Light | Quick & Simple Tutorial | ReveMoto

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A quick tutorial on removing a 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra tail light.

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This is our 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra tail light removal and, or installation. Removing a tail light from your vehicle is pretty straight forward and although the new and older models have different lights, the process should still be very similar. Most sedan or coupe model tail lights will follow the basic principles laid out in this video for removing a tail light.

A little background on this Elantra, the customer had the bumper completely torn off in their accident. So, there was no bumper to remove. Taillights in general can be a bit stiff or hard to remove. This because they usually are never removed for a long time. The best practice is to use a rubber mallet to hammer the prongs on the back of the tail light to pop it out. Use something that won't damage the prongs and will allow you to fasten it with a bolt.

For this particular Hyundai, there are two 10mm bolts and the electrical pin that need to be removed. Halfway through the video, we install the tail lights back on. This was part of a rear bumper installation. You do have to remove the tail light is if you are going to work on your rear bumper cover. Under the taillights are one 10mm bolt and two plastic push pins. Once you unbolt the mirror and unplug the electrical wires, you just pull the tail light out and replace it. Very simple and easy, don't be afraid of this job. The hardest part is purchasing the correct light.

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