Buelligan

Somehow a small frog made its way into the tail light of my 2005 W211 and died there. The manual says the unit is sealed and should be taken to a dealer for any servicing. Obviously the unit can't be sealed that well if a frog got in there and I'd hate to take it to the dealer just for this.

Before I start taking the inner trunk panels off to get to the tail light, I thought I'd broach the subject here to see what I might be getting myself into.

What's the deal?

Plutoe

That is a sign of good luck in some developing countries---why screw with mother nature

Buelligan

Because I don't live in another country. I drive a Mercedes with a dead frog in the tail light. It looks weird here!

danlnyc

lol, sorry I can't help here but thats a funny story

Craftysince86

the board that holds all the bulbs can be removed from the light with a few bolts... depending on which area of the light it is in will determine how difficult it's going to be to fish it out but i dont see if being a problem to get him out

starbrite

I'd certainly want to get rib of it.

Alexbenz

Post a pic

ProjectCamaro

Haha, really?!

thedvsmonkey

This is a very odd coincidence! We just sold a BMW the other day that had a dried up frog in the tail light! We just removed the bulb and went in with a flexible grabber thingy and plucked it out! Good luck!

djrabbi

I would like to see this...

Vander

PICTURES!!!

kustom2k1

Found a pic for those that want to see a dead frog in a tail light...

thedvsmonkey

I couldn't get a good pic of it in the tail light but here it is after we plucked it out.

djrabbi

Oh snap!