Debonair wrote:Wash your hands with dawn dish soap, remove the trim panel and the two nuts, and then use your palms on the side of the lamp to pull it toward the rear of the vehicle. It will start coming out very little at a time. Eventually it will pop out. You might want to protect the bumper below it in case it gets away from you and swings down causing scratches. Mine did not get away from me when it popped out, I caught it, but It did surprise me and I can see it easily happening to someone.
It took me a bit to get the first one out. Once I knew what to expect and how much force to pull with the second was easier. There is no way to push it out from the inside. Also if you need to get them out again it is MUCH easier the second time.
They are accessible from inside the trunk if I remember correctly. This pic I found in my collection of the right-rear taillight partially removed seems to confirm this. You can see the trunk liner pulled back.MCCnGA wrote:Are the trim nuts behind the hard plastic trim panel or the "fabric" portion of the trunk liner?

I believe they are officially referred to as "paws" but really all they are just clips.MCCnGA wrote:What do the triangles mean on the FSM diagram of the filler portion of the light assembly?
Correct. It's a pop-in clip.MCCnGA wrote:My assumption is that on the far left portion of the light assembly (where the dotted circle is) would be just a push point for a mounting point, yes?