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To remove front bar on the S1 stag you must remoe the parking lights to get at a bolt thats holding the bar on...

Ive read the DIY how to remove front bar:

we then remove the parker lights . these come off by undoing the screw that is on the top of parker light then insert flat head screwdriver under and lever directly straight forward.

Got the screw out thats easy as put cant seem to "lever" the light out...

Anyone want to share some light on how its done (No pun inteded :D)

Cheers

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jko_one Enthusiast

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Sorry to dig up an old thread but i need to replace the parker bulb and am having this exact same problem.

I am trying to lever it but am only damaging my front bar.

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers.....

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unscrew the top screw.... pull it away from the car i think it is... theres a white male female join at the bottonof the light... the male bit points towards the rear of the car... have a look and ull work it out either that or undo the top. go as far to the front of the car as u can and get ur fingers behindand slide towards the front....

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