Watched your video - took 4 min. Ran to the store for 2x w5w bulbs - 10 min Used the trick with unclipping the electric cables from behind the bumper to get more slack -Replaced both lights myself - 10 min. Thank you for your uploads! Its such a nice feeling to fix car things by yourself, especially when you're still inexperienced 👍
Thank you for another really helpful video Cyd. I love watching your videos and learning from them. You always explain things in such an approachable way and your voice and way of speaking is very friendly. A tip if others also got "unlucky" : The cables were not long enough to allow me to pop the unit out, so I tried removing the bulb holder with the unit still attached but I just could not get a good enough grip to twist it. I decided to go under the car to see if it would be easier and then saw that the cable was attached to a small hook holding it in place, and if I could just temporarily get it lose from the hook, there would more lenght to it in the back. So I did that and afterwards I was able to get enough cable to pop the whole unit out and twist it the easy way. I wanted to share this as a possible option in case anyone else was having trouble getting it done.
Just a few days ago I was sitting in my C1 whilst looking at another C1 nearby thinking about how to change these bulbs, then your video arrived, how funny. Thanks for another useful video.
Such a quality video, thanks man! No BS, no jibber jabber just straight to the point and love little tips you give :) Also thanks for the CAN-bus mention :)
Thanks that's great to hear. I do try hard to stick to the subject at hand and whilst sometimes i get a little too 'in depth' for some, neither do I want to put off the newbies. It's a fine distinction but I think I manage it most of the time.
Super advice. Used on Peugeot 107. Was able to reposition harness to create more slack. If bulb ever needs replaced again that additional slack will be useful. Thank you for sharing. Will check your site for more tips/instructions.
Thanks cyd this was very useful and being a subscriber for a few years now just searched your playlists and sorted out the bulb change. Thanks for your hard work it’s most appreciated. 👍😊
Nice upgrade. Those LED bulbs are also more white and when in the dark if you drop something on the floor you can see around better. That bumper part also rattles a lot so filament bulbs will blow, LEDs will last years
A bit of duct tape can help out with the rattle. Have you seen my series on LEDs in these cars? Ours is all LED now: th-cam.com/play/PLOaePmzqZNJ2hcW4Lx0vSrRM2HCHcUmUW.html
A trick to easily deal with the short wire: just unclip it from where it is held a bit further toward the side of the car (inside the bumper), it will give just enough wire length to pull the light out of its socket with the wire still attached, making it easy to proceed with the replacement.
@@CycloneCyd more than you would think! I grew up without a father, so I am exceptionally grateful for handy folk like you teaching things that should be obvious to most.
Hi, thanks for this video. Question, does this throw a warning light on the dashboard since an LED requires less power? Hence will show as if the bulb is cut on the dashboard? Peugeot 107 is the car
Hi, I replaced my with these led lights last year but no I seem to have a lose connection on the left hand side tried swapping the lights around and the left hand side still flickers any ideas how I can fix this lose connection please 🙏
Hi Cyd, wanted to know if on my Peugeot 107, Iv disarmed the passenger airbag. While it you is disarmed should the light on the dash be continuously red, continuous orange or flashing red? If it’s just continuously red is that an issue or something faulty
I found ours came out real easy even though it was the first time in 6 years. Is it possible someone has damaged it it the past and glued it in? A 'new' unit might be in order.
Always clear and wise. I love your clips.
Thank you for your kind words Morris.
Welcome aboard.
The garage wanted to charge me 310 for this! Just paid 3 quid and watched this video! My dad is gonna be delighted! Thank you so much
Watched your video - took 4 min.
Ran to the store for 2x w5w bulbs - 10 min
Used the trick with unclipping the electric cables from behind the bumper to get more slack -Replaced both lights myself - 10 min.
Thank you for your uploads! Its such a nice feeling to fix car things by yourself, especially when you're still inexperienced 👍
Awesome. Keep at it, we all start from zero and have to learn and build our confidence.
this guy knows about cars, and..knows how to teach it, congrats just saved my day
Thanks Julian, your feedback is really appreciated.
Thank you for another really helpful video Cyd. I love watching your videos and learning from them. You always explain things in such an approachable way and your voice and way of speaking is very friendly.
A tip if others also got "unlucky" :
The cables were not long enough to allow me to pop the unit out, so I tried removing the bulb holder with the unit still attached but I just could not get a good enough grip to twist it. I decided to go under the car to see if it would be easier and then saw that the cable was attached to a small hook holding it in place, and if I could just temporarily get it lose from the hook, there would more lenght to it in the back. So I did that and afterwards I was able to get enough cable to pop the whole unit out and twist it the easy way.
I wanted to share this as a possible option in case anyone else was having trouble getting it done.
Thanks, I do try to make my videos 'accessible' to all. Thanks too for the tip.
Just a few days ago I was sitting in my C1 whilst looking at another C1 nearby thinking about how to change these bulbs, then your video arrived, how funny. Thanks for another useful video.
Well, they say great minds think alike!! I was reminded because ours is due it's MoT in a few weeks and I was checking it over.
Such a quality video, thanks man! No BS, no jibber jabber just straight to the point and love little tips you give :) Also thanks for the CAN-bus mention :)
Thanks that's great to hear. I do try hard to stick to the subject at hand and whilst sometimes i get a little too 'in depth' for some, neither do I want to put off the newbies. It's a fine distinction but I think I manage it most of the time.
You are a legend man! I have changed my car’s parts myself, thanks to your videos😂👏🏼👏🏼
Super advice. Used on Peugeot 107. Was able to reposition harness to create more slack. If bulb ever needs replaced again that additional slack will be useful. Thank you for sharing. Will check your site for more tips/instructions.
Welcome aboard
Brilliant video, I've changed my bulb on my c1 in a minute flat! Thankyou sir!
Thanks cyd this was very useful and being a subscriber for a few years now just searched your playlists and sorted out the bulb change. Thanks for your hard work it’s most appreciated. 👍😊
Welcome aboard!
Nice upgrade. Those LED bulbs are also more white and when in the dark if you drop something on the floor you can see around better. That bumper part also rattles a lot so filament bulbs will blow, LEDs will last years
A bit of duct tape can help out with the rattle. Have you seen my series on LEDs in these cars? Ours is all LED now:
th-cam.com/play/PLOaePmzqZNJ2hcW4Lx0vSrRM2HCHcUmUW.html
Brilliant video! Very useful and easy to follow, thanks!
helpful and explanatory as it comes!👍💪
Thank you
Legend cheers pal. Would’ve failed my MOT over this. £2 for 2 lights from euro parts. And boom jobs a gooden
A trick to easily deal with the short wire: just unclip it from where it is held a bit further toward the side of the car (inside the bumper), it will give just enough wire length to pull the light out of its socket with the wire still attached, making it easy to proceed with the replacement.
Awesome, thanks
Used this - made everything even easier than it already is!
I love Your videos ❤, i have the same car and all the Problems that you introduced are in my as well
Excellent guide, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
@@CycloneCyd more than you would think! I grew up without a father, so I am exceptionally grateful for handy folk like you teaching things that should be obvious to most.
Perfect and clear thanks 😊
Hi, thanks for this video. Question, does this throw a warning light on the dashboard since an LED requires less power? Hence will show as if the bulb is cut on the dashboard? Peugeot 107 is the car
Thanks, clear and very helpful video: )
Fantastic spot of help right wne i needed it. Thank you
So glad you found it helpful.
Hi, I replaced my with these led lights last year but no I seem to have a lose connection on the left hand side tried swapping the lights around and the left hand side still flickers any ideas how I can fix this lose connection please 🙏
Where the bulbs fit into their holder, there are small contacts. Try closing the contcts closer together using a pick or small screwdriver.
perfect,........ thank you from germany
Very useful, thank you
Nice simple vid 👌
Glad you liked it
Hi Cyd, wanted to know if on my Peugeot 107, Iv disarmed the passenger airbag. While it you is disarmed should the light on the dash be continuously red, continuous orange or flashing red? If it’s just continuously red is that an issue or something faulty
Very helpful thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you 👍
Thanks mate 👍
Thanks you sir :)
Thank you mate;-)
No problem 👍
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks a lot
Aygo has a different lamp😉
Ta very much👍🏻
Doesn't matter what I do, the bulb holder will not come off
I found ours came out real easy even though it was the first time in 6 years. Is it possible someone has damaged it it the past and glued it in? A 'new' unit might be in order.