How to Replace the Reversing Light on a Volkswagen Bora?

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GiselleFitz
07/30/25 4:43am
First, open the trunk lid of the car and disconnect the vehicle's power supply to ensure safe operation without electricity. Then, remove the dust cover on the back of the taillight. Press and hold the rotating handle at the rear of the taillight to unscrew it, then replace it with a new taillight, paying attention to the model and color of the light. After installing the new taillight, reattach the dust cover.
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