1995 Subaru Legacy - changing turn signal bulb

Changing the front turn signal bulb in my 1995 Subaru Legacy with unforseen difficulties.

Subarus are great and reliable, but many of the bolts they use are low-quality and will rust and break. When you put something back together, USE ANTI-SEIZE COMPOUND. You'll thank yourself later.

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Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• subaru
• legacy
• impreza
• rs25
• legacy gt
• brighton
• alpine
• wrx
• sti
• turn signal
• light bulb
• rusty bolts
• rusted bolts
• 1157
• 1157A

[djslev1]

in Australia, our headlight assembly on the gen2 bg5's have a seperate indicator housing from the main headlight and we use clear globes through an orange filter in the housing! same make and model, just little differences

[MercedesDieselGuy]

@djslev1 In the US, the first generation cars had a separate turn signal light housing. It was more practical, in my opinion.

[79Datson]

When ever I take off rusty bolts from my 95 legacy I just replace them with some rust free junk yard bolts....You have to love california sometimes...

[MercedesDieselGuy]

@79Datson Same reason I sometimes despise New England :)

[MercedesDieselGuy]

@79Datson No rust-free junkyard bolts here, unfortunately. I tend to buy a bulk box of new automotive bolts at Autozone every year or so.

[79Datson]

@MercedesDieselGuy I like new england I just hate the rust up there lol