Ladies or people with small fingers, you can change both lights in like 7 minutes without removing either casing. Very clear instructions in this video. Made my in person job so easy.
Just wrapped up the job about 20 minutes ago on this on a 2013 model. Didn’t have to take the middle plastic cover off. Just the 2 10 mm and the 1 13 mm screws and the driver side headlight came out. Thank you for making this video - really helped out my neighbor!
There is one 10mm bolt on each side of the bumper. After removing that bolt and all of the items you removed, pull the bumper outward GENTLY and allow it to hang. This way you can remove the headlight more easily and eliminate the risk of scratching the paint.
Very helpful!!! I had pulled my headlights to install LED bulbs. I started with the passenger side and was having a heck of a time getting it back in place. I'm an avid DIY guy but just couldn't get it seated properly...twisted, tugged, pulled, pushed to no avail. Didn't want to over do it and break something. The tip about giving it a little OOMPH to reseat them did the trick.. After watching I was able to replace the driver side with ease. Thanks for the vid!!
I also want wanted to say thank you for creating this is video! I don't fully agree with his method but appreciate his effort to help others like myself who do not always work on a vehicle. BTW incase you were wondering I was an Aircraft Mechanic on Active Duty in The Air Force & an car enthusiast/ amateur car mechanic; I've removed a carburetor, rebuilt it & reinstalled it, to include a few car dashboards & other projects in my time.
If you're only replacing the the low beam bulbs there's no need to remove the housings. I was able to do both sides without taking out the headlight housings. Just needs good dexterity in your fingers. Also I've driven 3 years without those caps behind the low beam bulbs. without a problem to the LED bulbs. You can use LED bulbs that stick out of the housing, you just can't put back the black caps. My car's parked in the driveway and has been through rainstorms. The LED bulbs I installed has not had any moisture issues.
Very helpful thank you! On my 2016 Hyundai Elantra I didn't even have to loosen the radiator cover in order to get the headlight in and out. The headlight slid in and out with ease and didn't have near the trouble you had in the video. I just used a 10mm and 12mm socket with wrench and didn't need any other tools. Also, I can verify that it does indeed take H11 halogen bulbs.
I just finished changing the headlamp for my 2016 Hyundai Elantra. It went easier than I thought it would, but the only problem was that I had bought the wrong bulb. I bought the H11 bulb, but my car actually needed the 9005 bulb. Just letting everybody know. Thanks for the video! You saved me a lot of money!
Excellent instructions, thank you! 👍 You helped me understand two things; confirming there are 3 fasteners holding the fixture in place and first move is to pull forward on the unit. Thanks again!!!👍
Thank you so much for the video! I’d had to take out the drivers side headlight a couple years ago and I remember it being a real nightmare! It always pays to watch till the very end of any video. The tip you gave about not having to remove the entire headlight fixture if I’m replacing the element on the passenger side works! Thank you so much! You get a Sub! 😎👍
Glad I read the comments! I was complaining to my sister that there was no way I was going to fart around in the below freezing weather removing the headlight assembly to replace a bulb
My 2013 Elantra GT uses H11 bulbs just like this one, but you do NOT have to remove any screws, or the light cover. Both passenger and driver side bulbs can be replaced just by shoving your hand in and unscrewing the cover, and then the bulb, just like @ 3:32 in this video. The driver side is the hardest on the 2013 model, but it's still pretty easy to work with without pulling your light assembly out. I hope this helps somebody!
This was very helpful. Thank you. One note for some drivers: I do not know if this was an aftermarket adjustment, but in place of the screws which Mike started on at 1:31 I had two bolts. These required a 10mm wrench, or socket, and there was nothing notable about them so far as I could tell.
Nice video... but there was a pretty consistent theme running here: "It's super simple, I'll show you how I do it live. Wait, it's actually not simple, we'll do it off-camera so you can't really see how to do it." :) haha
Haha true! But I didn’t care if he did that ...I still got what I needed from this video! Haha And I feel like it was simple but it’s not just gonna slide in and out (that’s what she said) You just gotta use some force but other then that I give it a thumbs up! Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I just bought a bulb at O'Reilly for $34 (!!!!!) so I hope it works. Two things to add: 1 Test the bulb before your re-install the headlight assembly. 2 Don't touch the bulb when you install it in the aperture. Use a cloth or paper towel. Bulbs get real ornery after being touched by human skin oils.
Thank you!!! Followed these instructions to change the light on my 2011 Hyundai Elantra! Pulling the whole headlight off and putting it back in was the hardest part, but I did it!!
OK wonder woman, I'm cussing up a storm trying to pull this out. Even had the owner of the car pulling like hell on the top of the bumper and I can still see a whole lot of headlight that needs to be clear of bumper. lol #@$!@#$!@$#^#@$#@$?!@#~#@!$!!!!!
Cool! Yeah, on the passenger side l replaced it w/out removing the whole head light assembly easy peasy, the driver side l used your instructions, thank you!
I have a 2011 and for the low beam you don't have to do any of this there's access to the little circle cover he turns at 3:35 without removing anything I admit it's a bit of a tight space but still very possible.
Same thing for my 2010 I was watching this wondering why he was doing so much work you can just get to it through the top and unscrew it and screw it back
Great video! I'm going to change out my low beam headlight tomorrow and this will really help. I have a question: what is the name of the white plastic strip that wraps around and underneath the low beam in the headlight assembly? It seems to light up when the headlights are on but the one on the passenger side on my Elantra is out. It can be seen very clearly at 2:13 in your video.
Thanks for sharing this video! I need to replace just the clear covers since mine are oxidized. How are those attached to the headlight assembly? From what I could see by pausing the video, it looks like just a series of clips around the edge of the main assembly, yes?
Thank you very helpful video. I have Hyundai Elantra 2016 and I need to change my day running lights but I don’t know which one to change, if you could tell me the bulb type that would be great. Thank you and keep making great videos.
Watching the video you made several comments about LED replacement on my 2011 Elantra. I am considering doing that to help my wife see better at night. Can you tell me your findings on this or if there is an alternative to LED that can produce a brighter light. I do not subscribe to Facebook nor Instagram
LED or HID headlights are a large upgrade over halogen. However, many of the lower end options don't last as long. You usually have to spend a decent amount to get a reliable HID or LED.
What light bulb do you think are the best LED or HID, and a link where to buy them if you happen to have one, also if you know the product number for the other lights bulbs that go in the area of the headlights, turn signal etc. I need to replace some of my Elantra. Thanks
I'm wondering why you didn't drill some holes in the cap for ventilation for the LED bulb? My aunt has this car and I was thinking of getting her some AUXBEAM T1 low beam. Is there a reason you didn't want to add vent holes in the cap?
@@FocusedGarage That's the thing, each section is sealed, it's just a back cover that really serves no real propose at least by looking at my aunts car, it look more like an astatic thing. hell, from the way it looks and doesn't need to be there at all.
ALERT: I planned to replace the bulbs per the video. Took my 2014 Elantra to my mechanic for brake work. Dennis saw the bulbs on the seat. When done he said "No Charge" for the bulbs. He showed me how he reached back, removed the round covers, and replaced both. Not sure if his hands are smaller than normal. He said no need to remove the headlight. Took him 2 mins.
The plastic casing on our headlight was cracked, but everything else is in tact. Is it possible to just replace the plastic casing? Do you have a video for that? By plastic casing I mean the clear lens on the exterior.
For an 2014 Elantra GT you will also need a 10mm socket for 4 of the screws. FYT, wshen all was said and done, there was no way it could slide out as stated!
i have a 2015 elentra base model and in jan 2020 i had the passenger side flasher just cleaned and re installed and then in feb 2020 i had to have the driver side same thing but now my driver side flasher is not working again and so i wanna try it myself to remove headlight from driver side since it seems driver side we have no choice to remove it and i will see if it needs to be cleaned or replaced my flasher biu like you menetioned the bulbs are enclosed water tight so why am i still apparently having moisture issues only 6 months after a garage cleaned the flasher ?? Lisa thank you
hello thank you for your reply; i dont know i havent yet removed my front unit housing yet and i am thinking the same thing that maybe its not seated properly; i will trying to remove the housing soon and see but today the flasher worked so maybe the front lights housing unit isnt seated properly either?; also what do you mean by O ring pinched; what is that? where is that?; thank you again and i will remove the front lights housing unit sometime even if the flasher stays working cuz pretty sure its not put in properly since being serviced but who knows and the thing is why did it happen in the 1st place?; Lisa
hello ok thank you i will check for that once i get around to opening the housing front lights unit for my driver side and check the seal; for now its working but i will watch the vids again because i want to check it out and i will update; thank you Lisa
ALERT: I planned to replace the bulbs per the video. Took my car to my mechanic for brake work. Dennis saw the bulbs on the seat. When done he said "No Charge" for the bulbs. He showed me how he reached back, removed the round covers, and replaced both. Not sure if his hands are smaller than normal. He said no need to remove the headlight. Took him 5 mins.
I replaced my bulbs with LED. The left side seems to have a slightly brighter beam than the left? My Elantra has projection type headlights so it shouldn’t be doing that?
I have 2012 Veloster, do I have to remove the Bumper? as some of the video says you must remove the bolt from the wheel well to access the third bolt? please clarify
We keep having the problem of bulbs blowing as soon as they're installed. I've made sure to wear latex gloves so I'm not touching the bulbs. Any thoughts on that..??
yo i’m struggling to get the headlight back in and i noticed that the dealer i bought my 2012 from did too because on the passenger side they drilled a extra hole just to get the head light to bolt in, any tips to get it in? i’ve been at it for 2 hours now
@@FocusedGarage lol after a 3 hour drive to go pick up a used one because i broke mine trying to get it in my brother in 3 mins just popped it right in
Your LED lights failed because you restricted the airflow to the LED's with that dust cover, the heat sink will not cool down the lights because the fan on them are just blowing the heated air in the enclosure. If you install LED's, leave the dust cover off, no the dust cover does not prevent moisture from getting into the reflector housing, the rubber seal on the bulb keeps the reflector clear of moisture. The dust cover is just that, keeping dust off the wiring portion.
Very well could have contributed to the failure, however there is still ample room inside the headlight. We have no way to tell for sure. They weren't high end bulbs or anything like that and the other side had no issues whatsoever.
@@FocusedGarage There may have been ample room for the LED's, but like any enclosure, it will just keep heating up and eventually the LED's will fail because they simply can't cool down. Trust me on this, I have a 2014 Elantra with the same headlight housing and am running $30 LED's without the dust cover for over 2 years and have zero issues, no moisture and no dirt.
you did the majority of it just fine but the pausing is very frustrating because I'm paying close attention to see how the headlight is installed and uninstalled, and you cut out the most important parts. don't be afraid to let the audience see the struggle. it's necessary.
i cheated and managed to replace the bulb on the drivers side without taking out the headlight lol guess I have little hands. helpful video either way!
On the driver side there is a fuse box. Can't remove the access port to get to the bulb. However, passenger side you don't have to remove the headlight.
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Ladies or people with small fingers, you can change both lights in like 7 minutes without removing either casing.
Very clear instructions in this video. Made my in person job so easy.
Happy to help!
How?
@@lmfao88xm only on passenger side
Well 3 years later and u just save me about 30min, thanks
Just wrapped up the job about 20 minutes ago on this on a 2013 model. Didn’t have to take the middle plastic cover off. Just the 2 10 mm and the 1 13 mm screws and the driver side headlight came out. Thank you for making this video - really helped out my neighbor!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
I am a female, have a 2013 model and going to try this myself... Thank you for the great demo!
Linning up the light clip fixture feels like plugging in your phone charger in the dark.
Great video, thank you for the help.
Happy to help!
Best maintenance/repair video I've ever seen on TH-cam. I especially appreciate you telling what size socket is needed. GREAT job!
Glad it helped!
Thanks! I am a female and I just did this by myself and it worked out great! Saved me so much money!!!!!!!... 👍
Glad it helped!
I didn’t know women could do anything lol
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What does being a woman have to do with anything?
@@I-call-it-the-poop-loopthey are less capable than men. Duh (/s)
Never too late to be a hero! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.
I just changed my husband Hyundai Elantra head light. Good instruction. Really helpful. Thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
There is one 10mm bolt on each side of the bumper. After removing that bolt and all of the items you removed, pull the bumper outward GENTLY and allow it to hang. This way you can remove the headlight more easily and eliminate the risk of scratching the paint.
U don't have to remove the bumper thats lie theres only 3 bolts to remove light i do it all the time on mines real easy
Thanks for the input!
Thanks for this. Never swapped out a headlight enclosure before and after watching this was able to knock it out in under 7 minutes.
Nice work!
Very helpful!!! I had pulled my headlights to install LED bulbs. I started with the passenger side and was having a heck of a time getting it back in place. I'm an avid DIY guy but just couldn't get it seated properly...twisted, tugged, pulled, pushed to no avail. Didn't want to over do it and break something. The tip about giving it a little OOMPH to reseat them did the trick.. After watching I was able to replace the driver side with ease. Thanks for the vid!!
I also want wanted to say thank you for creating this is video!
I don't fully agree with his method but appreciate his effort to help others like myself who do not always work on a vehicle.
BTW incase you were wondering I was an Aircraft Mechanic on Active Duty in The Air Force & an car enthusiast/ amateur car mechanic; I've removed a carburetor, rebuilt it & reinstalled it, to include a few car dashboards & other projects in my time.
Thanks for the comment and thank you for your service.
Thank you so much for sharing this. To install my both lights at the mechanic, they said to charge $45 each. Thank you taught me a big lesson.
Glad it helped!
It’s up to $90 by me now.
If you're only replacing the the low beam bulbs there's no need to remove the housings. I was able to do both sides without taking out the headlight housings. Just needs good dexterity in your fingers. Also I've driven 3 years without those caps behind the low beam bulbs. without a problem to the LED bulbs. You can use LED bulbs that stick out of the housing, you just can't put back the black caps. My car's parked in the driveway and has been through rainstorms. The LED bulbs I installed has not had any moisture issues.
Thanks for your feedback.
3:15 I've got a tip for you, trying to get the low beam cover off can be a real pain. Use a castle nut and a wrench to turn it off. Works really well.
I will try this. Luckily, I have dex. But don’t tell anyone I leveled that up.
Very helpful thank you! On my 2016 Hyundai Elantra I didn't even have to loosen the radiator cover in order to get the headlight in and out. The headlight slid in and out with ease and didn't have near the trouble you had in the video. I just used a 10mm and 12mm socket with wrench and didn't need any other tools. Also, I can verify that it does indeed take H11 halogen bulbs.
Thanks for the feedback!
I just finished changing the headlamp for my 2016 Hyundai Elantra. It went easier than I thought it would, but the only problem was that I had bought the wrong bulb. I bought the H11 bulb, but my car actually needed the 9005 bulb. Just letting everybody know. Thanks for the video! You saved me a lot of money!
Thanks for the heads up!
Excellent instructions, thank you! 👍
You helped me understand two things; confirming there are 3 fasteners holding the fixture in place and first move is to pull forward on the unit.
Thanks again!!!👍
Remember Do not touch the glass on the new bulb...
Very true. The oil from your fingers can damage a new bulb.
Thank you so much for the video! I’d had to take out the drivers side headlight a couple years ago and I remember it being a real nightmare!
It always pays to watch till the very end of any video. The tip you gave about not having to remove the entire headlight fixture if I’m replacing the element on the passenger side works! Thank you so much!
You get a Sub! 😎👍
You're welcome!
Glad I read the comments! I was complaining to my sister that there was no way I was going to fart around in the below freezing weather removing the headlight assembly to replace a bulb
Thank you. Your video helped me replace the headlight bulb in my Hyundai. I congratulate you very much
You are welcome!
My 2013 Elantra GT uses H11 bulbs just like this one, but you do NOT have to remove any screws, or the light cover. Both passenger and driver side bulbs can be replaced just by shoving your hand in and unscrewing the cover, and then the bulb, just like @ 3:32 in this video.
The driver side is the hardest on the 2013 model, but it's still pretty easy to work with without pulling your light assembly out.
I hope this helps somebody!
Thanks for the input.
You are the MAN! Thanks for the helpful video, just changed out my halogens with LEDs, and your instructions were PERFECT
Glad it helped!
This was very helpful. Thank you.
One note for some drivers: I do not know if this was an aftermarket adjustment, but in place of the screws which Mike started on at 1:31 I had two bolts. These required a 10mm wrench, or socket, and there was nothing notable about them so far as I could tell.
Thanks for the added tip!
Thank you so much for this vid! Super helpful. Had both headlights switched out in 20 minutes without any trouble
Happy to help!
2011 Elantra. Helped me replace both in less than 20min. Great instructions.
Happy to help!
Thank you so much sir, just did mine in under 15 minutes, you’re a life saver !
Glad it helped!
My 2011 headlights just went on driver side . Early morning driving . This vid will help me . Was thinking bout taking it to Firestone to change it.
Give it a shot yourself! It isn't too bad.
@@FocusedGarage #SOTRUETHAT
Nice video... but there was a pretty consistent theme running here: "It's super simple, I'll show you how I do it live. Wait, it's actually not simple, we'll do it off-camera so you can't really see how to do it." :) haha
Lmao! I swear, it's simple! *Turns off internet
Its actually really easy. I have the same car and i changed my lights to HIDs and removing the headlights took less than 10 mins
Haha true! But I didn’t care if he did that ...I still got what I needed from this video! Haha And I feel like it was simple but it’s not just gonna slide in and out (that’s what she said) You just gotta use some force but other then that I give it a thumbs up! Thanks!
I know, anxiety sets in...but we can do it!!
I am changing the bulb right now as you speak...
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I now can drive e at night...excellent video
Happy to help you!
Thanks for the video. I just bought a bulb at O'Reilly for $34 (!!!!!) so I hope it works. Two things to add:
1 Test the bulb before your re-install the headlight assembly.
2 Don't touch the bulb when you install it in the aperture. Use a cloth or paper towel. Bulbs get real ornery after being touched by human skin oils.
Thank you!!! Followed these instructions to change the light on my 2011 Hyundai Elantra! Pulling the whole headlight off and putting it back in was the hardest part, but I did it!!
Happy to help!
Nice
Good
OK wonder woman, I'm cussing up a storm trying to pull this out. Even had the owner of the car pulling like hell on the top of the bumper and I can still see a whole lot of headlight that needs to be clear of bumper. lol #@$!@#$!@$#^#@$#@$?!@#~#@!$!!!!!
Just take your time and you'll get it right.
I just changed my husband Hyundai Elantra head light. Good video.very helpful. Thanks a lot.
Happy to help!
Cool!
Yeah, on the passenger side l replaced it w/out removing the whole head light assembly easy peasy, the driver side l used your instructions, thank you!
keep coming back to this video to remind me how it goes again. Great video. great presentation. Thank you.
I’ve never seen headlights not connected directly to wires. This is pretty interesting styling.
Great video this just saved me money and taught me how to do a repair on my own vehicle . That’s for the great detailed video helped a lot !
Happy to help!
Thank you for getting straight to the point, your video helped me change my headlights with ease.
Glad it helped!
This was so perfect!! I don't know if I could've done this without your video!! Thanks a ton!!
Happy to help! Thanks for the kind words.
I have a 2011 and for the low beam you don't have to do any of this there's access to the little circle cover he turns at 3:35 without removing anything I admit it's a bit of a tight space but still very possible.
Thanks for the tip!
Same thing for my 2010 I was watching this wondering why he was doing so much work you can just get to it through the top and unscrew it and screw it back
thx for this simple to the point vid ... was ready to remove the bumper like on most of the new models...which is moronic bad planning
Happy to help and show there's no need for that!
We'll, thanks for posting, finally completed this on my 2016, driver side.
I have a question ! The 2014-15-16 headlights can fit on the 2011-12-13 ?
I cannot confirm that.
Hi, did u figure it out. Iam also looking for the same thing
Thanks man! Just changed mine without issue, only a lot of dirt!
Happy to help!
Great job!.......did mine with this instruction........mine was even easier going back in (not normal for me)
Awesome!
Good video I did it without having to unscrew anything
Awesome!
Thank uou was helpful, but I have small hands and was able to change headlight bulbs without taking the light out.
Nice work!
Great video! I can’t believe I changed it all by myself. Thanks!!
Happy to help!
Tips on how to adjust/aim headlights on a 2015 elantra?
There are screws on the housing which will adjust the aim.
Great video! I'm going to change out my low beam headlight tomorrow and this will really help. I have a question: what is the name of the white plastic strip that wraps around and underneath the low beam in the headlight assembly? It seems to light up when the headlights are on but the one on the passenger side on my Elantra is out. It can be seen very clearly at 2:13 in your video.
On the lower trims like this car, they do not light up.
@@FocusedGarage Mine lights up, but the one on the passenger side is actually half out. I don't know why. Is this a running lamp problem?
Great vid! I'm replacing the drivers side assembly but it should be basically the same instructions.
Should work just fine for you!
Excellent video,Recently bought a 2012 Elantra and want to upgrade to LED;s
Definitely a nice upgrade to do.
Thanks for sharing this video! I need to replace just the clear covers since mine are oxidized. How are those attached to the headlight assembly? From what I could see by pausing the video, it looks like just a series of clips around the edge of the main assembly, yes?
We have not taken apart these lights so I can't say for sure. It may be easier to just buy new housings all together.
Thank you very helpful video. I have Hyundai Elantra 2016 and I need to change my day running lights but I don’t know which one to change, if you could tell me the bulb type that would be great. Thank you and keep making great videos.
This will tell you exactly what you're looking for! www.sylvania-automotive.com/apps/vlrg-us/Vlrg
@@FocusedGarage thank you! Just what I needed.
Is it still recommended to change both headlight bulbs at the same time?
My bulbs are fine but the plastic itself looks like scratched or foggy partially. Do I have to replace the whole thing?
You'll likely need a whole new housing then.
thanks, this helped me quite a bit replacing my 2012 Elantra passenger side headlight
Glad it helped!
straight to the point, explains everything, super helpful! thanks buddy!
Happy to help!
Watching the video you made several comments about LED replacement on my 2011 Elantra. I am considering doing that to help my wife see better at night. Can you tell me your findings on this or if there is an alternative to LED that can produce a brighter light. I do not subscribe to Facebook nor Instagram
LED or HID headlights are a large upgrade over halogen. However, many of the lower end options don't last as long. You usually have to spend a decent amount to get a reliable HID or LED.
Do you have suggestions as to these higher end lamps (LASFIT)? And will HID do the job of LED, which requires heat sinks, etc? @@FocusedGarage
What light bulb do you think are the best LED or HID, and a link where to buy them if you happen to have one, also if you know the product number for the other lights bulbs that go in the area of the headlights, turn signal etc. I need to replace some of my Elantra. Thanks
I recommend using forums and FB groups to see what is most commonly recommended. For OEM bulb numbers, check out the Sylvania bulb replacement guide.
Thanks , I will do the left side tomorrow!
Good luck!
About to try this. A little nervous about the parts you skipped in the video, getting it back into place and pulling it off completely.
Just takes some patience.
Just had to watch this video for myself & the ppl at Auto Zone to switch out my headlight lol! Thanks a lot l!!!
Happy to help!
I'm wondering why you didn't drill some holes in the cap for ventilation for the LED bulb? My aunt has this car and I was thinking of getting her some AUXBEAM T1 low beam. Is there a reason you didn't want to add vent holes in the cap?
It may let moisture into the headlight lens.
@@FocusedGarage That's the thing, each section is sealed, it's just a back cover that really serves no real propose at least by looking at my aunts car, it look more like an astatic thing. hell, from the way it looks and doesn't need to be there at all.
ALERT: I planned to replace the bulbs per the video. Took my 2014 Elantra to my mechanic for brake work. Dennis saw the bulbs on the seat. When done he said "No Charge" for the bulbs. He showed me how he reached back, removed the round covers, and replaced both. Not sure if his hands are smaller than normal. He said no need to remove the headlight. Took him 2 mins.
It can be done without removing the light, it is just a very tight spot and you risk damaging the bulbs.
It’s tight, but you can unscrew the disc and change bulb without removing entire light. You need small hands; it’s very tight but doable
It can be done, but in many circumstances it is easier to just remove the headlight.
The plastic casing on our headlight was cracked, but everything else is in tact. Is it possible to just replace the plastic casing? Do you have a video for that? By plastic casing I mean the clear lens on the exterior.
If you can find the lens itself for sale, it should be replaceable.
For an 2014 Elantra GT you will also need a 10mm socket for 4 of the screws. FYT, wshen all was said and done, there was no way it could slide out as stated!
Thanks for the info.
"If you wanna put LEDs or HIVs" bruuuuUH chill hahahaha, good video! ✌🏼
😁 careful with the HIV headlights.
Thank you! You saved me money and time.. I appreciate it 🤝🏽
Happy to help!
i have a 2015 elentra base model and in jan 2020 i had the passenger side flasher just cleaned and re installed and then in feb 2020 i had to have the driver side same thing but now my driver side flasher is not working again and so i wanna try it myself to remove headlight from driver side since it seems driver side we have no choice to remove it and i will see if it needs to be cleaned or replaced my flasher biu like you menetioned the bulbs are enclosed water tight so why am i still apparently having moisture issues only 6 months after a garage cleaned the flasher ?? Lisa thank you
Is the bulb fully seated and the o-ring isn't pinched?
hello thank you for your reply;
i dont know i havent yet removed my front unit housing yet and i am thinking the same thing that maybe its not seated properly; i will trying to remove the housing soon and see but today the flasher worked so maybe the front lights housing unit isnt seated properly either?;
also what do you mean by O ring pinched; what is that? where is that?;
thank you again and i will remove the front lights housing unit sometime even if the flasher stays working cuz pretty sure its not put in properly since being serviced but who knows and the thing is why did it happen in the 1st place?;
Lisa
The light bulbs have a rubber seal at the base. If that is compromised it may cause condensation.
hello ok thank you i will check for that once i get around to opening the housing front lights unit for my driver side and check the seal; for now its working but i will watch the vids again because i want to check it out and i will update;
thank you Lisa
ALERT: I planned to replace the bulbs per the video. Took my car to my mechanic for brake work. Dennis saw the bulbs on the seat. When done he said "No Charge" for the bulbs. He showed me how he reached back, removed the round covers, and replaced both. Not sure if his hands are smaller than normal. He said no need to remove the headlight. Took him 5 mins.
It can be done without removing the light, it is just a very tight spot and you risk damaging the bulbs.
Thanks buddy. Great video
Bro thank you so much..you just super simply saved me some money...thumbs up
Thanks!!
Thank you I just watch your video and did mine 🙏
Happy to help!
I replaced my bulbs with LED. The left side seems to have a slightly brighter beam than the left? My Elantra has projection type headlights so it shouldn’t be doing that?
It could just be the way the headlight is aimed. Projectors will change color depending on if you are near the cutoff of the lens or not.
I have 2012 Veloster, do I have to remove the Bumper? as some of the video says you must remove the bolt from the wheel well to access the third bolt? please clarify
We haven't worked on a Veloster so I'm not sure. Sorry
We keep having the problem of bulbs blowing as soon as they're installed. I've made sure to wear latex gloves so I'm not touching the bulbs. Any thoughts on that..??
You may have an issue with the car's wiring sending too much power.
yo i’m struggling to get the headlight back in and i noticed that the dealer i bought my 2012 from did too because on the passenger side they drilled a extra hole just to get the head light to bolt in, any tips to get it in? i’ve been at it for 2 hours now
Take more of the bumper/grill area apart to give yourself more space.
@@FocusedGarage lol after a 3 hour drive to go pick up a used one because i broke mine trying to get it in my brother in 3 mins just popped it right in
Hey, as long as it works haha.
Slayed it bro. Thank you!
No problem !
Mine is a 2017 - I hope it's the same. Thanks for this!
It will be slightly different for that model year. Same concept though.
Hey man, thank you for this - really appreciate all the help!
Happy to help!
If you are replacing with an HID or LED and it won't fit behind the plastic, buy a tapered rubber boot made for headlights!
That's a great solution.
I'm going to try this tomorrow. Both my headlights are out and I can't drive at night 😭. Wish my luck!
Best of luck!
Your LED lights failed because you restricted the airflow to the LED's with that dust cover, the heat sink will not cool down the lights because the fan on them are just blowing the heated air in the enclosure.
If you install LED's, leave the dust cover off, no the dust cover does not prevent moisture from getting into the reflector housing, the rubber seal on the bulb keeps the reflector clear of moisture.
The dust cover is just that, keeping dust off the wiring portion.
Very well could have contributed to the failure, however there is still ample room inside the headlight. We have no way to tell for sure. They weren't high end bulbs or anything like that and the other side had no issues whatsoever.
@@FocusedGarage There may have been ample room for the LED's, but like any enclosure, it will just keep heating up and eventually the LED's will fail because they simply can't cool down. Trust me on this, I have a 2014 Elantra with the same headlight housing and am running $30 LED's without the dust cover for over 2 years and have zero issues, no moisture and no dirt.
Diemerstein what size are your led, do you have projection lense?
Hi man :)! What is the size of the lights?🤔
Lowbeam for this car uses an H11 bulb.
Which lights are supposed to run at night? Is it the low beam?
Low beam is what you run at night.
you did the majority of it just fine but the pausing is very frustrating because I'm paying close attention to see how the headlight is installed and uninstalled, and you cut out the most important parts. don't be afraid to let the audience see the struggle. it's necessary.
Thanks for the input. We've tried to improve in our more recent videos.
@@FocusedGarageditto that input. Cutting out the tricky parts isn't belpful
Nicely done.
Thanks!
Could have accessed without removing the assembly on passenger side ?
Yes but for demonstration purposes it was easier to film.
@@FocusedGarage copy still helpful video
All of thanks from İraq , i could manage it same as you did
Glad to help!
Thank you definitely just saved me a ton!
No problem!
Hi guys, do you know if we can adapt a 2015 elantra headlights for a 2011 elantra?
I am not sure of that.
@@FocusedGarage thanks👍🏼
Thank you for this video.
If you have small agile hands removing the housing is not necessary. Great vid though.
We’re you able to do it without removing headlight housing?
Thanks for the tip.
Now need a video for the bottom fog lights 😉
If we still had the car, I would do it for you!
Can the led light be replaced ?
i cheated and managed to replace the bulb on the drivers side without taking out the headlight lol guess I have little hands. helpful video either way!
Thanks for checking it out!
How do you change the DRL and what size does it take?
The Sylvania website is a good resource for bulb type!
Amazing thanks for the video!
No problem!
I replaced my low beam without taking the head light off at all. I just twisted and removed
Nice!
Can’t you change the bulb without removing all of that ? You can access the bulb through the round threaded access port
I will be looking into it. And report back tonight.
On the driver side there is a fuse box. Can't remove the access port to get to the bulb. However, passenger side you don't have to remove the headlight.