hi all,
one of my bcombo tail/brake light bulb, a t20 wedge one has fallen into the housing. what is the best way to get it out?
cheers,
vlad

Take the tail-light out and shake/manoevure the bulb into a position where you can reach it (or it drops out) through the socket opening. 3 bolts hold it in, easy fix.

Take the tail-light out and shake/manoevure the bulb into a position where you can reach it (or it drops out) through the socket opening. 3 bolts hold it in, easy fix.
cheers, will try that.

anyone know which bi to squeeze to pull out the loom?

get one of those magnet probes that also bends at the end. Vee

Back to my second question, anyone know how to unplug the main plug? I really do not want to remove the three individual light bulb sockets as the top one is very hard to get at. I tried to pull it off but it wont budge. Where do I have to squeeze or pry to pull it off?

Cheers,
Vlad

EDIT: Don't worry anymore. Got it done. Stuck my whole head in with a head mounted LED torch and saw the clip. It is under the plug so have to press the bottom of the plug.

follow the loom back ,you have to remove the side cover or even lift up the wood ,depends on what side ....its simply a plug...its really not that far away from the loom...surprised you cant see it with the black cover off..

and the plugs twist off anyway.....anti clockwise...

and the plugs twist off anyway.....anti clockwise...

You were too late. I know the individual bulb holders twist off but it is a pain trying to remove the top corner one. Last time I did that, I had to use a pair of needle nose pliers. Anyhow the plug I am talking about is the one from the loom to the back of the light assembly that is held on by three grey coloured prongs.

okay..the white plug.it looks like one piece ,but its not..feel under the plug itself and you will feel a tab ....push it up and pull the plug out

Mike, I think you missed my edited post :)

Mike, I think you missed my edited post :)

lol.who goes back and re-reads post....should have quoted yourself...

Get a soft piece of wire than can be bent the way you need it then wrap plenty of double sided tape over the end and go fishing. Has worked a few times for me.