Toyota Sequoia 2nd Gen Signal Bulb Replacements

Contents

• Introduction
• How to know your blinker has stopped working?
• What bulb do you need?
• How to change:

Introduction

Looking for info on how to change a Toyoto Sequoia 2nd Gen signal light? Then you are in the right place!

Keep your Sequoia lights working so you can focus on playing.

Are you unsure if your signal light (aka blinker) needs to be replaced? When you try to use it, is it blinking fast? This indicates your signal bulb needs to be replaced.

All 2008 - 2017 Toyota Sequoia 2nd Gen signal bulb replacements are the same. If you have a different year or model do anyother search, you’ll find it - thankfully there are many Toyota Sequoia owners out there and many like to share what they have learned.

Here’s a video on how to change it. If you want a written description keep scrolling.

How to know your blinker has stopped working?

When you are driving and turn on a signal it will not do the regular tick–tick–tick, it goes really fast tick-tick-tick-tick. You can do a visiable check when you are able to pull over safely.

What bulb do you need?

Lordco Autoparts gave us 4157NA - LLB2 and it worked. I don’t know if LLB2 matters but the first string of numbers is what to look for. We bought Phillips brand because that is what they had.

How to change:

1. Open hood
2. If on the right side, unhook the washer fluid plug so you can get your hand behind the light
3. Find the light with wires, turn it counter clockwise (lefty loosey) till you hear a click
4. Pull it out, now you have access to the bulb
5. There is a little clip holding in the bulb, we used a tool to push it in and get the bulb out
6. Once out, give the socket a few blows to get any dust out and put in the new bulb and see it snap in
7. Reassemble, push the bulb and socket back in and turn to the right or clockwise
8. Re-attach washer fluid if you took it out
9. Turn on car and test
10. Well done! Now you are ready for a well deserved beverage.