Mustangworld Clear Corner Marker Light Install

1. Here's what they look like. Clear Corner marker lights. The bulbs inside your stang are still yellow, so having these corner markers in place changes the look of your stang more during the day. At night, the yellow bulbs (which are mandatory) still .
2. Looking at the back side of the light, you can see the two snap locations, plastic guide rod and the bolting location. This unit is held in place with only one bolt and 2 snaps.
3. Looking at the stock light setup with the amber corner marker. Let's get into the installation. Go ahead and pop your hood. Disconnect the battery if you want, we didn't, installation is a total breeze.
4. First, unscrew that funny looking plastic bolt near the sides of your stang. It is holding down the plastic panel pop. Located above the lights. It unscrews easily, and when re-installed, it may feel like you stripped it, but it's in fact normal for it to spin even after it's down.
5. Next with one finger holding the plastic panel pop, lift the plastic cover off. Make sure you hold the plastic panel pop (remember you removed the bolt in the pervious step), or it may fly into your eye, or across the floor and you may loose it. Then you can remove it to leave only a hole (like you see in the photo).
6. Look in and you will see the one and only bolt/nut holding the corner marker light assembly in place. Get a wrench with socket extension and remove the nut.
7. Next wedge your fingers around the light assembly and simply "pop" it off. It might seem like you are about to brake it, but be careful and it will eventually come loose. Pull gently, remember it's still connected to a light so you don't want to pull it to far out.
8. Now you can remove the light bulb by simply turning it, then pulling it. Then, re-install it into the new light assembly. The bulb is amber colored (required by most states to be amber in color). This is your blinker light.
9. Once the bulb is installed, you can line up the plastic guide rod and steel snaps then push the new assembly into place until you hear it "pop" into place. Then bolt it in.

That's It !

Til Next time, see ya on the street !