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Changing the rear lights on a 612.

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  1. BAKY

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    Anyone know how to change the rear lights on a 612? I need to change the 4 rear lights and the reflectors underneath and the small round lights on the side of the front fenders.....I am changing to Novitec Black lights.
     
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    Baky - please post some pics ! and take good notes ... Thanks
     
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    Bobby- The rear lights appear to be very similar to the 575M. Using the 575M WSM, there are covers over the light assemblies removed by unscrewing two knobs and removing the covers to expose the rear of the lamp assemblies. Remove the wiring harnesses (4) from the bulb holders (4). Unscrew the knobs (4) holding in the bulb holders and pull out the bulb holders (this is how you change the bulbs). There are then two nuts holding in each tail lamp. Unbolt these nuts (8) and then gently shift the tail lamps out of the body work. Be careful and do not damage the perimeter strip/seal when removing the lamps. Reverse the process for reinstalling.

    On this parts catalog page courtesy of Ricambi, you can see the two threaded studs on the top and bottom of the tail lamp assemblies.

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