This was an excellent step by step video! Thanks so much. Also, thank you for including the model year in the video. I found some other videos and it’s a little different. Also the hardest part of this change out was with the metal clip in the light housing. What a pain! Thanks again for the helpful video!
Thanks so much for the video Joe. It made the job so much easier after watching your video. I just changed my wife's headlights and the new ones are so much better. Thanks again.
Had no issues with the right side getting replaced. The left side was such a pain because of the fuse box in the way. It took me about 30 minutes to get it done
Saw the length of the video and was like, "This is probably gonna be a terrible tutorial" 50 seconds later I was able to do what I needed without even having to double check the video 😂 thanks!
Great tutorial for years to come! My 2013 CRV headlamp just went out. (I tapped the headlight and it came back on.) If a simple tap on the headlight cover makes it come back on, what are the chances it's something other than a bad bulb? Time for a replacement pair #9003 is in stock at my local AdvanceAuto. Thanks!
@@JoesCarSmartsNY Thanks. Just picked up 2 basic 9003 Sylvania bulbs (lite blue package) for my '13 CRV at Walmart - $9.77 ea. Advance Auto was $33/pair and Autozone was $18ea - same bulbs as Walmart! UPDATE: They're in and working fine- so far. Thx again. Anyone else reading this. If you're unable to latch the spring, make sure the bulb is properly seated. If you happen to bump the glass of the bulb against the harness with that dielectric grease (like I did), wipe it down with 91% rubbing alcohol to make sure it's absolutely clean. Also, make sure the boot is totally snapped-in around the entire circumference.
You can replace one at a time. However, the bulbs tend to die at nearly the same times. You will likely see the other one blow in a week to a month. So, that’s why people will just do both to save the hassle when the other goes.
@@JoesCarSmartsNY Thanks for the smart response! Looking for a replacement for my 2013 CRV front turn indicator bulb. It has deemed and that is causing the blinking to be rapid (I think is the cause). I am not sure if I should go for a LED or an incandescent. Some say LED is not bright enough. What's your take?
@@SujitKumar-tr1kz I like LEDs. They last a long time and I think they’re bright enough. I had LED headlight bulbs and I like them. Auxito is a brand that has all kinds of car LED bulbs. Auxito.com
@@stevepwn Also, is it that none of the bulb functions work? Or just some of them work? That same bulb is daytime running light, low beam and high beam. Are any of those working?
This was an excellent step by step video! Thanks so much. Also, thank you for including the model year in the video. I found some other videos and it’s a little different. Also the hardest part of this change out was with the metal clip in the light housing. What a pain! Thanks again for the helpful video!
Thanks so much for the video Joe. It made the job so much easier after watching your video. I just changed my wife's headlights and the new ones are so much better.
Thanks again.
Watched another video and couldn’t get it back installed. Thank you so much - this was infuriating, but your orientation helped tremendously!
This video was really helpful compared to the other same videos I’ve seen. Saved me hundreds for sure. Thanks!
Oh, did it go in here yeah.
Love the highlighted orientation tips-nobody else does that-a real time saver for us-thank you!
Good, clear photography and patient explanation!
Best ever explaining detailed instructions
Great job sir...best tutorial ever....wish that you had a HUMMER H2 SUT to help me out, lol. Thank-you ‼️
Super easy swap after watching this. Thank you!
Thanks for your video, my wifes oem headlight bulbs are very dim and im looking to upgrade
Had no issues with the right side getting replaced. The left side was such a pain because of the fuse box in the way. It took me about 30 minutes to get it done
Best tutorial ever!!! Perfect
The best video. Thank you
Saw the length of the video and was like, "This is probably gonna be a terrible tutorial" 50 seconds later I was able to do what I needed without even having to double check the video 😂 thanks!
Awesome! I try to keep the videos shorter and to the point. Glad this helped you!
Excellent clear video. thanks so much. Did it in about 5 minutes.
Thx. This helped me so much
Awesome! Thanks for your feedback.
Thank you. Good to practice on the passenger side first, it makes the more difficult (drivers) side go much better
Excellent and clear!!!
Great tutorial for years to come! My 2013 CRV headlamp just went out. (I tapped the headlight and it came back on.) If a simple tap on the headlight cover makes it come back on, what are the chances it's something other than a bad bulb? Time for a replacement pair #9003 is in stock at my local AdvanceAuto. Thanks!
Sometimes a bulb will act that way when it’s dying. I would start with new bulbs and see how it goes.
@@JoesCarSmartsNY Thanks. Just picked up 2 basic 9003 Sylvania bulbs (lite blue package) for my '13 CRV at Walmart - $9.77 ea. Advance Auto was $33/pair and Autozone was $18ea - same bulbs as Walmart! UPDATE: They're in and working fine- so far. Thx again. Anyone else reading this. If you're unable to latch the spring, make sure the bulb is properly seated. If you happen to bump the glass of the bulb against the harness with that dielectric grease (like I did), wipe it down with 91% rubbing alcohol to make sure it's absolutely clean. Also, make sure the boot is totally snapped-in around the entire circumference.
Thanks. Does it have to be replaced on both sides? Can I choose to replace only one if the other one is fine?
You can replace one at a time. However, the bulbs tend to die at nearly the same times. You will likely see the other one blow in a week to a month. So, that’s why people will just do both to save the hassle when the other goes.
@@JoesCarSmartsNY Thanks for the smart response! Looking for a replacement for my 2013 CRV front turn indicator bulb. It has deemed and that is causing the blinking to be rapid (I think is the cause). I am not sure if I should go for a LED or an incandescent. Some say LED is not bright enough. What's your take?
@@SujitKumar-tr1kz I like LEDs. They last a long time and I think they’re bright enough. I had LED headlight bulbs and I like them. Auxito is a brand that has all kinds of car LED bulbs. Auxito.com
Thank you so much!
Thank you for your videos!
I replaced and it still doesn't work. What do you think the problem could be? guess ill take to mechanic
Which bulb did you need to replace?
@@JoesCarSmartsNY The high/low beam big one.
@@stevepwn Okay. Is it properly seated in the metal frame and the tab locked in?
@@stevepwn Also, is it that none of the bulb functions work? Or just some of them work? That same bulb is daytime running light, low beam and high beam. Are any of those working?
@@JoesCarSmartsNY Yep and the plug is plugged in. the high and low beam's both don't work only on the passenger side, the driver side is fine.
thank you joe🫡
You didnt say what type of bulb the headlight was….
Yes I did. 3:23