Seicento owners see here:
https://www.fiatforum.com/cinquecento-seicento-guides/89724-rear-light-bulb-replacement.html
Tools:
Your Load resistors for direction indicators should come with simple electrical connectors which just clip onto the existing wires(like the brown connector in the picture), I however did not have these, so used a screw block thingy!
Let's Begin:
Firstly, open your boot! Now you will see each light cluster has two screws above it, undo these by screwing anti-clockwise (don't lose the screws). Now the light cluster will need some jiggling and some upward pushing to remove it from it's hole.
Now you have removed the light cluster from it's hole, you can fully remove it from the car by unclipping the electrical connector.
If you are changing a bulb, all you need to do is unscrew the two screws in the black plastic to gain access to the bulbs.
All Done with your Lights? Let's put them back in:
The lights go back in exactly the same way they came out, only in reverse, so get the hooks at the bottom into the hole then have a jiggle around. Then screw them back in by screwing clockwise.
**Note: It is important you make sure the lights are fitting flushly and have a good seal to the bodywork, as it is a common area on cento's for water to get in.**
https://www.fiatforum.com/cinquecento-seicento-guides/89724-rear-light-bulb-replacement.html
Tools:
- Crosshead Screwdriver
Your Load resistors for direction indicators should come with simple electrical connectors which just clip onto the existing wires(like the brown connector in the picture), I however did not have these, so used a screw block thingy!
Let's Begin:
Firstly, open your boot! Now you will see each light cluster has two screws above it, undo these by screwing anti-clockwise (don't lose the screws). Now the light cluster will need some jiggling and some upward pushing to remove it from it's hole.
Now you have removed the light cluster from it's hole, you can fully remove it from the car by unclipping the electrical connector.
If you are changing a bulb, all you need to do is unscrew the two screws in the black plastic to gain access to the bulbs.
**LED Bulb Users only**
Got LED direction indicator bulbs? They will flash too fast unless you wire in a load resistor before each cluster. They are wired between the ground and the live for the bulb. The ground is Black on each side, and the Live is Light Blue and Black on the passenger's side, and Light Blue on the Driver's Side.
All Done with your Lights? Let's put them back in:
The lights go back in exactly the same way they came out, only in reverse, so get the hooks at the bottom into the hole then have a jiggle around. Then screw them back in by screwing clockwise.
**Note: It is important you make sure the lights are fitting flushly and have a good seal to the bodywork, as it is a common area on cento's for water to get in.**
