2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Tail Brake Light Socket change/replace

Need to change your tail light or replace the socket in a hurry? This only takes a couple of minutes after you get the part (socket or bulb). The socket which was fried only cost me $6.00! Tools needed: part and screwdriver. I purchased the socket from NAPA: part number 680-7008.

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• jeep
• cherokee
• taillight
• tail light
• rear light
• socket
• diy
• how to

[tuck22hornet]

good vid, helped alot. Thanks

[kennix31]

the top of the brake light seems to be stuck or connected with a screw or something. Any suggestions should I force it?

[Declan1205]

my brake light is not working but my the lights is lid up at night when switched. how do i fix this?

[rocknej201]

thanks u bunch helped a lot

[ThugLineMoThug]

thanks, big help