How to change marker light bulb. Help 1994 Lexus V6 ES320.

I drive down to the supermarket and notice my front right side
marker is out. The bulb is probably blown. With a screw driver in
one hand and a spare bulb on the other, I open the hood. Then I
begin to look for a screw on the side marker's lens to loosen. To
my surprise, there are none. I have no idea how they hide the screws.
What is a practical way to replace a side marker bulb?

Thanks

"Zimmerman" > wrote in message
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> I drive down to the supermarket and notice my front right side
> marker is out. The bulb is probably blown. With a screw driver in
> one hand and a spare bulb on the other, I open the hood. Then I
> begin to look for a screw on the side marker's lens to loosen. To
> my surprise, there are none. I have no idea how they hide the screws.
> What is a practical way to replace a side marker bulb?

Toyota -- should be simple -- Push 'N Twist - either under the hood or perhaps
under the front fender!

BBA

It is outlined in the manual


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>I drive down to the supermarket and notice my front right side
> marker is out. The bulb is probably blown. With a screw driver in
> one hand and a spare bulb on the other, I open the hood. Then I
> begin to look for a screw on the side marker's lens to loosen. To
> my surprise, there are none. I have no idea how they hide the screws.
> What is a practical way to replace a side marker bulb?
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"Zimmerman" > wrote in message
> I drive down to the supermarket and notice my front right side
> marker is out. The bulb is probably blown. With a screw driver in
> one hand and a spare bulb on the other, I open the hood. Then I
> begin to look for a screw on the side marker's lens to loosen. To
> my surprise, there are none. I have no idea how they hide the screws.
> What is a practical way to replace a side marker bulb?

Thanks guys. I went looking for a Push 'N Twist but found
no access. So, here's how I got the lens out.

1) Remove an upper screw which I didn't see before.
2) Pull the lens towards yourself.

The bulbs aren't blown. Turns out, the female connectors
are corroded. Put in new female connector and it's set to go.

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94 Lexus V6 ES230