Introduction
This guide will help you replace the center brake light in your 2007 Honda Accord if it has stopped working or cracked.
Before using this guide, check the brake light’s power source connection to make sure that it isn’t just loose or disconnected. A disconnected power source can prevent the light from illuminating when stepping on the brake pedal. The brake light is an LED bar rather than a bulb so it may be burnt out, in which case it’s vital for your safety as well as others on the road for you to replace it.
Ensure that your ignition has been turned off and and your parking brake has been engaged before you begin to replace your center brake light.
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Pull the trunk lever inside the car located near the bottom left of the driver's seat to open the trunk.
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Attach the 8mm socket to the ratchet and loosen each bolt by twisting the ratchet in a counterclockwise direction.
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Once all the nuts are removed from the bolts of the brake light, remove the old brake light with a small flathead screwdriver.
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Take the new brake light and insert the brake plug into the location of your old brake light.
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Use your ratchet wrench to screw the nuts onto the bolts of the new brake light.
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