Jeep Liberty
License Plate Light Bulbs Replacement Guide
How to replace a burnt out license plate
light bulb in a 2nd generation 2008 to 2012 Jeep Liberty SUV with DIY
instructions.
By Paul B. Michaels Author & Photographer Auto Mechanic Since 1989 |
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 Jeep Liberty License Lights |
 Left License Plate Bulb |
 Pry Out Light Cover |
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automotive "how-to" guide was specifically written to assist owners
of the 2nd generation 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012 Jeep Liberty SUV in replacing a
burnt out license plate bulb or installing brighter LED bulbs. Owners of other Jeep, Dodge or Chrysler vehicles such as the Cherokee, Compass, Patriot, Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Grand Caravan, Nitro, Dart, Avenger, Challenger, Durango, Journey, Charger, Town & Country, 300, and 200 may also find these DIY instructions to be helpful. A replacement license plate light bulb is part # 2825 or also the # 194 or # 168 bulbs from various manufacturers such as Sylvania, GE, Eiko, and Putco.You can also use some brighter LED bulbs. The only tool needed to replace either of the light bulbs is a small flathead screwdriver. |
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 Open Lens Cover |
 License Plate Light Bulb |
 Pull Out Old Light Bulb |
| Use the flathead
screwdriver to gently pry open the translucent lens cover just above the
license plate. Pull out the old light bulb with your thumb and forefinger. |
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 Light Bulb Socket |
 Push In New 2825 Bulb |
 Swing Lens Cover Closed |
| Push in a new #
2825,
168 or
194 mini wedge base bulb into the socket. You can also install some brighter LED bulbs. Swing the lens cover closed and pop the plastic clip into place to secure it. |
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 Push In Plastic Clip |
 Lens Cover Replaced |
 Test New Light Bulb |
| Test the new
license plate light bulb(s) by turning on the parking lights. For more, check out my other
Jeep Liberty Repair & Maintenance Guides. |
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