Report Abuse. We give our rats a nut in its shell only 1-2 times a month max, because of the high fat content. Usually it's either a walnut or a filbert, but occasionally they'll get a Brazil nut (I've read that rats can't open Brazil nuts but ours do with no problem).est Answer: Any of them, they really like walnuts. If you crack the shell enough that they can finish taking the shell off themselves it's a treat and a game in one! My girls also eat peanuts, cashews, and pecans.
Pull out the tail light from the socket that needs to be replaced. The top bulb is the brake lamp. The middle is the tail light and turn signal lamp. The bottom light is the back-up lamp. Replace the bulb by pressing it into the socket. Turn the lights on to check the lamp before putting everything together.ift the tailgate to the Grand Cherokee. Locate and remove the two Torx head screws using the Torx head screwdriver. They are located on the tailgate doorframe in the side of the tail light assembly.
Connect the positive 12-volt DC wire to the left brake/turn signal wire on the trailer connector. This wire is normally yellow. Verify that the left brake/turn signal is on. Remove the positive 12-volt wire. Connect the positive 12-volt DC wire to the tail/marker light wire on the trailer connector.This wire is normally brown. Verify that both tail lights and any marker lights are on.Remove the positive 12-volt wire.Connect the positive 12-volt wire to the electric brake wire (if installed) on the trailer connector.This wire is normally blue. Verify that the electric brakes (if installed) are applied.his wire is normally brown. Verify that both tail lights and any marker lights are on. Remove the positive 12-volt wire. Connect the positive 12-volt wire to the electric brake wire (if installed) on the trailer connector. This wire is normally blue. Verify that the electric brakes (if installed) are applied.