Technical Replacing rear light lens/assembly passenger side

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Technical Replacing rear light lens/assembly passenger side

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How do I replace the lens of the passenger side rear light? Some toe rag broke the rear light lens when I was parked in a retail park. I can get the whole assembly (which I don't think I will need) for about £46.00 delivered. Fiat charge £73.00 for this!!
If it just the lens, then it will cost about £15.00.

Has anyone replaced this before? I am not sure how to go about it as I do not want to break something else in the process.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

cheers.
 

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Do they sell just the lens?
AFAIK they don't and you will need to change the whole light.
 
Do they sell just the lens?
AFAIK they don't and you will need to change the whole light.

Sellers on the well known auction site charge about £46.00. Weenie Fiats sell the lens for about £15.00 but I need to confirm it.
 
Sellers on the well known auction site charge about £46.00. Weenie Fiats sell the lens for about £15.00 but I need to confirm it.

Weenie Fiats got the price wrong, it was for a classic 500.
So I have ordered the lens from the well know auction site.
 
have you got a link to the ebay seller that sells just the lens?
 
The rear lens is a very quick job to do. Open boot and you will see tow 10mm nuts, undo these. There are no bolts on the outer edge, the unit has two plastic lugs that fit into rubber sleeves. Keep the light staright and give it a couple of tugs and they will just pull out, if they are sticking try to squirt a bit of wd40 and this will help them slide out. Disconnect the wiring multi plug wich is held on by a little tab. Unclip bulb holder. Fitting the new one is reverse of this. You should have this job done in 10mins.(y)
 
The rear lens is a very quick job to do. Open boot and you will see tow 10mm nuts, undo these. There are no bolts on the outer edge, the unit has two plastic lugs that fit into rubber sleeves. Keep the light staright and give it a couple of tugs and they will just pull out, if they are sticking try to squirt a bit of wd40 and this will help them slide out. Disconnect the wiring multi plug wich is held on by a little tab. Unclip bulb holder. Fitting the new one is reverse of this. You should have this job done in 10mins.(y)

Thanks!
 
Fitting the whole cluster took less than 10 minutes and was as described by cbdubs. :) The unit is a Taiwanese clone and I was not able to tell the difference in quality or fit other than the original had Fiat markings on the casing. I saved £27.00 which can't be bad in such economic climes.
 
I got a used one from ebay a couple of days ago for £15
 
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