89 sedan deville

[big money]

Anyone know of an easy way to remove the third brake light without removing the deck?

It does have that cover in the middle of the deck that opens. The cover and deck appear to be in two pieces, but glued together.

I'm hoping to get this out without removing the rear seat back.

[TintDude]

You just need to take the top part of the seat off, behind the seat belt slots are a couple of screws, take them out and the top of the seat comes out exposing the rest of the deck.

[TintDude]

It's harder to put back together than it is to take apart. Be careful not to lose those little screws when you are putting them back in.

[big money]

Thanks TD, giving it a try.

[TintDude]

I just realized when I said "top of the seat" someone might think I meant the whole back, it's just the top 4 or 5 inch section of the seat, it's not attached to the rest of the seat.

[big money]

Thanks again TD, worked like a charm!!!!!!!!!!!

Allot of work for that little window.

[TintDude]

cool

[big money]

TD, you the mang! I also forgot how screwed up the front roll ups are at the mirrors. But Im done with this one. Thanks again TD.

[TintDude]

I'm glad it worked out my friend, it's been a while since I've done one of those and I was hoping that I remembered it correctly. So you have any pics of the finished job?

[big money]

I'm glad it worked out my friend, it's been a while since I've done one of those and I was hoping that I remembered it correctly. So you have any pics of the finished job?

I do, but not on a digital, have to get them developed. I owe tintdesigns some pics as well of a different car, geo turned into a pickup truck.

I had done several of these before a long time ago, but had always cut out around the brake light because thats what they all wanted. It sure was easy to remove, and reassemble. This was a clean car, no dust or bugs under the deck, this sure was nice for a change, working on a clean car.