2000 Nissan Frontier

Look for any scrwews holding the lens in, might have to drop the tailgate and look in the inner edge of the bed. Might even be plugs over the access holes

[quote:641ee9214d="2CarPro Jack"]Look for any scrwews holding the lens in, might have to drop the tailgate and look in the inner edge of the bed. Might even be plugs over the access holes[/quote:641ee9214d]

Been there, no screws no where !

Something holds it on. Have you looked from underneath for access?

[quote:c38c9b4467="2CarPro Jack"]Something holds it on. Have you looked from underneath for access?[/quote:c38c9b4467]

Yes, its weird, im subject to getting a screw driver and seeing if i can pry it off, just dont want to break it, looked everywhere !

To change tail light housings you must first remove the factory bed liner and the bolts are now within sight and easy to remove


If you are talking about the passenger side taillight, it is a recall issue with some Frontier models. See the Nissan web site for details

Found this on Google

[quote:2ffaf26720="2CarPro Jack"]To change tail light housings you must first remove the factory bed liner and the bolts are now within sight and easy to remove


If you are talking about the passenger side taillight, it is a recall issue with some Frontier models. See the Nissan web site for details

Found this on Google[/quote:2ffaf26720]
Thanks for the help, this is a crew cab pickup, the tail lights are not attached to the bed, will lift the liner to see. Thanks again