How to Replace a Rear Turn Signal Light on a Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2

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[@Tahlock]

What's the reason with taking the power button off? Is it I'll advised to simply turn the car on to start it?
Thank you! Video was great!

[@learnsavediy]

Glad it helped. It really doesn’t matter if you turn the car on or not. You don’t even have to take the button off. I just do it so I can show how you’re not fully turning the car on. You can do the same thing by pushing the power button with your foot on the brake. All in all, it’s just the way I do it. You can turn on the car to test it too or just push the button without your foot on the brake.

[@bjerryjean-claude5840]

Thanks man great video

[@learnsavediy]

Glad you found it helpful!!