You can get the front marker and turn signal lights out of a Ford Bronco II by taking off the screws that hold the headlight door, then turning the door away from the car. First, rotate the side marker, parking, and turn signal bulbs and sockets out in their holders. Once they're free, take off the retaining screws for the lens, then remove the whole lens assembly. Pull the headlight door back into place and make sure all lights function correctly before you finish. Unscrew the four screws keeping the lamp assembly in place. Pull the assembly out and take out the bulbs and sockets before putting it back in. Pull off the lamp from the trunk, undo any necessary screws, unwind its connecting cable, and take out any fixture bolt you need to get to the bulbs. Take out the bulb by twisting the socket of the lamp if there is no screw. Just pull straight once the socket is free. Insert the bulb into the socket, put the socket back onto the lens, fasten it in place, and fit the lens assembly. Then secure the retaining screws, opening and checking that all the lights work. When you change the license plate light, turn the lens anticlockwise, pull the lamp out, undo the socket, and take off the bulb. Finally, to put bulbs into dome and map lights, remove the plastic covers, take the bulbs from their assemblies, and place them back in place.