Headlight bulb change- high beam
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#2
no need to remove the headlights
either remove the wheel or turn your wheel all the way to the opposite side...remove the screws from the black plastic covering the fender, peel it back, reach your hand in and turn the ****...it should come out...then just replace the bulb and put everything back together
either remove the wheel or turn your wheel all the way to the opposite side...remove the screws from the black plastic covering the fender, peel it back, reach your hand in and turn the ****...it should come out...then just replace the bulb and put everything back together
#4
my method I found out to be the easiest.
jack your car up a bit. take wheel off, remove inner splash guard around fender (5 clips I believe), pull it out and towards you (rearish) and then simply turn the covers counter clockwise, remove the bulb covers, undo the clips to the bulb(s), pop it out, reinsert new ones, and reverse the process.
I can change bulbs in my car probably max is 5-10 minutes.
jack your car up a bit. take wheel off, remove inner splash guard around fender (5 clips I believe), pull it out and towards you (rearish) and then simply turn the covers counter clockwise, remove the bulb covers, undo the clips to the bulb(s), pop it out, reinsert new ones, and reverse the process.
I can change bulbs in my car probably max is 5-10 minutes.
#5
Also, definitly the easiest way to change light bulbs is through the wheel wells. Good luck.
#6
Slyvania bulbs suck. They last less than 1 year and I'll never buy them again. I did some research on bulbs and Phillips bulbs are one of the top rated manufacturers along with Osram bulbs. Phillips can be found much cheaper than slyvania bulbs. G/L.
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