Duetto Rear Light Cover
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Duetto Rear Light Cover
Hi everyone,
The nearside cover on my 1998 Duetto is broken and there's no obvious access to remove/replace other than cutting through the toilet-waste compartment. The inside area behind the light is covered by bathroom and on other side by fridge so no access possible from the back of the lights. I want to sell the van and so would like to fix the problem; does anyone know of an easy way to access the cover fitting? Thanks in advance.
PROBLEM SOLVED: Access nearside via small grey panel outside back of bathroom, offside bulbs reached by removing the fridge vents and reaching through to the wing nuts.
Nick
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The nearside cover on my 1998 Duetto is broken and there's no obvious access to remove/replace other than cutting through the toilet-waste compartment. The inside area behind the light is covered by bathroom and on other side by fridge so no access possible from the back of the lights. I want to sell the van and so would like to fix the problem; does anyone know of an easy way to access the cover fitting? Thanks in advance.
PROBLEM SOLVED: Access nearside via small grey panel outside back of bathroom, offside bulbs reached by removing the fridge vents and reaching through to the wing nuts.
Nick
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Last edited by Nickji on Sat Sep 29, 2018 4:35 pm; edited 3 times in total (Reason for editing : insufficient information)
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Re: Duetto Rear Light Cover
Hi
With the back door open you should see a removable panel (screws covered by grey/blue caps). When the panel is removed you can get at the bulbs so presumably you can also get to the mounting screws.
It’s a bit of a fiddle, a small mirror may help.
Brod
With the back door open you should see a removable panel (screws covered by grey/blue caps). When the panel is removed you can get at the bulbs so presumably you can also get to the mounting screws.
It’s a bit of a fiddle, a small mirror may help.
Brod
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Re: Duetto Rear Light Cover
As above> I had same and replaced whole cluster. A bit fiddly but once plastic screws are off light cluster comes out fairly easily.
Jenny
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Re: Duetto Rear Light Cover
Thanks but behind the lights is blocked by bathroom and fridge. Post edited to clarify this.
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Re: Duetto Rear Light Cover
I see you've now edited original post to say you've done it. Thanks to the two respondents.
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Re: Duetto Rear Light Cover
Thanks [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], but I found the answer and have included it in the original post for anyone with same problem.
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