morganm12
George
A few weeks ago I posted the question asking how to replace a fright/scare light on my 05 Grand Canyon and got a few responses. Well, I finally got past the procrastination stage (I am retired and that resembled work) and climbed the ladder. I removed the two screws securing the light assembly to the trailer, clipped the two wires feeding power to the bulb, and climbed back down to the ground with the light assembly in hand. Once back on the ground I was able to get up close and personal with the light assembly. What I learned was that there are two additional screws located in the rear of the housing holding the back secure to the lens. After removing those two screws the back detached from the lens assembly and exposed the base of the bulb. The bulb was held in place with a small screw holding the ground wire and the bulb securely in place. In doing this I found that the wires providing juice to the bulb had a screw holding the ground in place and the hot wire was connected using a snap push/pull wire connector making cutting the wire unnecessary. The bulb is a: H3 14V 35W. Now all I need to do is locate a new bulb.
I hope this is helpful for the next person with this issue on the 05 Landmarks. Those equipped with the cat eye type scare lights (they aren't very good).
P.S. By the way, It was so simple a cave man could do it.
I hope this is helpful for the next person with this issue on the 05 Landmarks. Those equipped with the cat eye type scare lights (they aren't very good).
P.S. By the way, It was so simple a cave man could do it.
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