I really appreciate you for posting this video. I just changed both of my headlights on my car. I thank God for people like you who don't mind sharing how to videos, to make it easier for women and men who aren't mechanically inclined. Enjoy the rest of your day.
This is the tutorial that keeps on giving. Took me maybe 20 minutes, 30 at most to change my headlights. Thank you so much for posting the whole tutorial and detailing which tools I needed before starting. ❤❤❤💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you so much! I went through 5 different videos and you are so thorough and actually show you replacing the bulbs. Other videos just take off the headlight cover thing off the car and no replacing. Thank you! 🙌🙏✨
Thanks - was almost ready to start tearing the bumper off to get those underside latches aligned (spent about 20 minutes and failed). I watched your video and went back out and somehow magically, it aligned the first time. I wasn't actually sure it was in correct at first it went so well. You saved me a lot of grief.
So happy it helped. Yeah I saw some other videos that showed taking off the bumper and I thought there has got to be a better way so I did more research.
Thank you so much for this video! I just changed both of my headlights by myself in about 15 minutes. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video.
This video helped me upgrade to LEDs. Which I realized were only the H11 bulbs and not the seriously ridiculously rare (for aftermarket) H11b bulbs. Thank you a ton!
Thanks, incredibly unskilled when it comes to anything repair related but I took care of both of my front headlights today thanks to this tutorial. Here's to hoping they continue to work after I hit a pothole :)
Saved me a ton of time (and probably breaking stuff) or a trip to the garage: my inclination was to move the fusebox, LOL. Took 20 min. and that included locating the ratchet I had misplaced. Thank you!
I was ready to buy a whole new housing (on amazon $217) until I tried youtube and found you. I just finished replacing the driver's side. I thought I had small hands, but not small enough. I did have to remove the housing. All went as you demonstrated without a hitch. Thank you, HiTechDad.
Just thanking you... bc i watched this video quickly earlier today, then switched my bulbs out at an autozone in under 10 mins. Some guy near me thought i was a pro mechanic, the way i got the headlight done so fast.
It's a rare sighting to see a Tech Guy doing real car mechanic work in the wild. (I can say that, I'm a high tech dad too). 🙂. You did good Tech Man! Update: On a Santa Fe, you don't have to remove the headlight, so it is really easy.
Dealership chg for all 4 side warning lights on my 2013 elantra was high. Thought id do it my self but watching your review I realized a 80 yr old granny can't do it. Back to the dealership. Thanks
Great video, thanks a lot! One note about the gloves: As you mentioned, the point of the gloves is so you don't get oil from your hands on the bulb, so what you should really do is leave the gloves off until you get ready to put the bulb in the socket and replace the bulb & socket in the light. You don't want to avoid getting oil from your skin on the bulb only to get oil/grease/grime from the car on the bulb instead! Of course, if you're careful you can avoid touching the glass either way but new clean gloves just for the bulb handling is safest. Thanks again!
After struggling for about 20-30 minutes with a driver-side headlight replacement on a 2013 Elantra GT BEFORE I watched this video, and hacking up my hands in the process, then bending the replacement bulb, I re-attempted with another $23 bulb after watching this. I removed the screws to pull the headlight, but the Hyundai geniuses who designed the GT differently necessitate the removal of the bumper assembly to do so. I was finally able to do it without removing the headlight with considerable patience and effort.
Wow..thanks a lot. I actually already had all the tools u mentioned including the exact same light bulb apart from the gloves..lol. You just saved me time and about 150 bucks. God bless.
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’m about to be 71 (grandmother)in two weeks.. don’t want to spend money on getting headlight changed or anything I could do myself if possible. I could ask my son or nephew, but if I can do it myself Id rather not bother them (they would be mad bc I didn’t ask, but I like to try things) Thank you for this video.. I was able to change the driver-side headlight in 15mins …no issue! Thank you so much!
Man oh man that is one of the best do it yourself video. When I seen the little space I had to work with i thought to myself you tube has got to have a better opinion. Thank you so much you just made my life alot easier ! Great job !
Same, my hands were small enough to replace the driver-side light without problems. I think a lot of people might be able to do it this way without much of a hassle. And my hands are probably medium sized.
I don't know if you ever decided to switch to the Led lights but if you haven't I just did using your video to help me install. It was so easy and you can put the dust covers back on! I git them from Amazon, Sealight H11 Led bulbs conversion kit. $40.
Big help. Thank you. Don't know if you mentioned it, but REMEMBER to replace the plastic caps to the housing before reattaching the housing. I might have missed it, because I was in "I got this" mode by then. Thank you again.
Great video! Very thorough and gave me the confidence to try doing the task myself. I actually struggled more with the passenger side lamp than the driver's side. Thanks very much for posting this video.
Thank you so much! I ended up not being able to fenagle the driver's side headlight out (though I was able to get the bolts off) but my girly hands were able to sneak into that small spot. I appreciate your research and easy to follow directions. :)
The main reason those covers are on there isn't dust, but moisture. As in standard incadecent bulbs aren't water proof. Those puppies will rust solid on you. However, LEDs are made from waterproof aircraft grade aluminum. They're made waterproof by design. I say this because I had replaced my 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis headlights with LEDs. That dust cover wasn't needed. One more thing. By putting them back on, with how much heat is generated by the cooling fan on LEDs, the dust cover becomes a liability and wind up melting. Those LED bulbs need lots of cool air to help them survive.
I did it without removing. 5'7" /170 lbs/ 7" wrists, average hands. Space is tight, however if you have strong hands, fingers and able to work from different angles and feel and 'see' with your fingers you can do it bypassing removal. I changed both headlight bulbs under 10 minutes. Funny thing, the passenger side took longer, yet that is the easier side.
I came to this video not to replace headlights but to replace front driver side turn signal bulb. The twist socket for that bulb is next to impossible to turn without removing the headlight assembly, and the video I watched that showed which socket in the headlight assembly said you could *try* to change the bulb without removing the headlight assembly but they recommended removal of the whole assembly. They didn't however mention anything about the two bottom catches.. Your video was very clear about them and after watching the video several times, then removing the three bolts, I spent over a half hour yanking/pulling/prying and was never able to get the assembly out.. I second the "Hyundai stupid design".....
I'm sorry dad I was completely distracted by this music I didn't hear anything you said. When that dude went into the faceshredding solo right around talking about the actual bulbs I dephased for a bit. Love the video thank you I have tiny fingers lol.
The only bad part about replacing them at the same time is that they might burn out exactly at the same time. Hopefully you won’t need to drive anywhere after dark until you get “them” replaced. Normally not a problem but what if you are someplace after dark and can’t get the bulbs. If only one goes out at a time, you can still drive the car to get a replacement bulb.
So, I had to just replace the "signal blub" but in the interim I wanted to replace the headlights with brighter blubs. I try and teach myself to do all the minor work on my car instead of taking it to the dealership or repair shop. But just a word to the wise, when giving a demo, have the person recording be on the other side of you so we can see what you are doing. There were times your hands were in the way and I am, and maybe others are very detailed would like to see what you were doing, but other than that, you did a good job. Thanks!
Hi Tonya. Thanks for the comments. I totally agree that the filming wasn’t ideal. The “person” doing the recording was just a tripod (essentially just a one-person show). I tried to get the best angle but sometimes it doesn’t work.
thanks! Was thinking I had to remove fuse box and battery case to get to - i assumed a screw or bolt under the lamp housing would prevent removal - just saved me $.
HERE'S THE HACK FOR THIS. 25 TO 35 MINUTES, ZERO LABOUR COST! It's very easy to create "key" from wood. I did it with a small piece of pine 1 inch thick, a little chalk, and a handsaw. The key took 30+ minutes to create while changing the low beam bulbs (both sides) took 5 minutes each. Use passenger's side cover as template, it is easy to remove, usually. Chalk the spines on the cover and press them on the wood where they leave a calk imprint. Use a saw cut to create the key and you're in business. I couldn't post a pic or vid - sorry; contact me and l will email the picture. 2017 Elantra four door. Kudos to High Tech Dad. I've used other tips from here successfully. I don't know if the dealers have a special tool but it's so simple!!
I found it really difficult to get the lamp back in. Aligning and getting the clips to snap was a real challenge. I found that unscrewing some of the black plastic screws near the front of the car (in the video, they are to the left of the lamp; you can see them in the video) gave the bumper more give and allowed me to more easily get that front clip to slide in (whereas before, it was just sitting on top of it)
Dad is currently screaming at me and throwing his sockets having a fit like a baby. I showed him this video but he won’t even just sit down, breathe, and watch it all the way through. Ugh.
Thanks. The Elantra Touring has slightly different shaped headlights but the basic principles are the same. EXCEPT, it uses the "incredibly rare" H11b lights that have a different connector and are attached by 3 Phillips head screws.
Before removing the headlight assembly on the driver side, try to remove the bulb first. They don’t give you much room, but it was enough for me to do it. I don’t have huge hands and it was a bit tight but still had wiggle room. It was manageable and didn’t need any tools.
Also, real jealous of how you and seemingly everyone's hands get to fit in those gloves but mine. I think there's like a half-inch extra in the ones my job gets us lol oh well
I have small hands and was able to replace driver's side without removing the entire headlamp. Go team small hands! Thanks for the video!
Damn that’s crazy there’s like little to no room
You replaced the high beem only. The low beem is impossible to even put a finger in between.
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I really appreciate you for posting this video. I just changed both of my headlights on my car. I thank God for people like you who don't mind sharing how to videos, to make it easier for women and men who aren't mechanically inclined. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Thanks for sharing
You're the ONLY man who did the DRIVERS side which is nearly impossible to do.
Thank you from Toronto / Chicago !!
Thank you so much for posting, replaced driver side - no issues - in 10minutes - you saved me $80 - ;)
Can’t believe that I could change them in 10 minutes. Thank you so much for the excellent details
This is the tutorial that keeps on giving. Took me maybe 20 minutes, 30 at most to change my headlights.
Thank you so much for posting the whole tutorial and detailing which tools I needed before starting.
❤❤❤💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Glad it helped. I still use my own tutorial when I’m changing bulbs still!
Thank you so much! I went through 5 different videos and you are so thorough and actually show you replacing the bulbs. Other videos just take off the headlight cover thing off the car and no replacing. Thank you! 🙌🙏✨
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Thanks - was almost ready to start tearing the bumper off to get those underside latches aligned (spent about 20 minutes and failed). I watched your video and went back out and somehow magically, it aligned the first time. I wasn't actually sure it was in correct at first it went so well. You saved me a lot of grief.
So happy it helped. Yeah I saw some other videos that showed taking off the bumper and I thought there has got to be a better way so I did more research.
Watched this right before replacing my headlights. Went without a hitch. Thanks bunches!
Glad that it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks High Tech Dad! You explained it so well, watching the video took longer than the actual repair! Much obliged!
Thank you so much for this video! I just changed both of my headlights by myself in about 15 minutes. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video.
That’s fantastic! So glad it helped!
This video helped me upgrade to LEDs. Which I realized were only the H11 bulbs and not the seriously ridiculously rare (for aftermarket) H11b bulbs. Thank you a ton!
Thanks, incredibly unskilled when it comes to anything repair related but I took care of both of my front headlights today thanks to this tutorial. Here's to hoping they continue to work after I hit a pothole :)
That’s fantastic! Congrats! I’m so glad that it worked for you. Feels great to do it yourself, right?
@@Hightechdad definitely!
Saved me a ton of time (and probably breaking stuff) or a trip to the garage: my inclination was to move the fusebox, LOL. Took 20 min. and that included locating the ratchet I had misplaced. Thank you!
I was ready to buy a whole new housing (on amazon $217) until I tried youtube and found you. I just finished replacing the driver's side. I thought I had small hands, but not small enough. I did have to remove the housing. All went as you demonstrated without a hitch. Thank you, HiTechDad.
Very good. Much better than the last time, with instructions that weren't as clear as this. Made the job easy.
Just thanking you... bc i watched this video quickly earlier today, then switched my bulbs out at an autozone in under 10 mins. Some guy near me thought i was a pro mechanic, the way i got the headlight done so fast.
I had no idea what I was doing other than your video. Replaced both lights in under 30 minutes. Thanks!
Your vid helped me replace my passenger's side light over a year ago. Today, it helped me replace the driver's side. Much thanks!
It's a rare sighting to see a Tech Guy doing real car mechanic work in the wild. (I can say that, I'm a high tech dad too). 🙂. You did good Tech Man!
Update: On a Santa Fe, you don't have to remove the headlight, so it is really easy.
Dealership chg for all 4 side warning lights on my 2013 elantra was high. Thought id do it my self but watching your review I realized a 80 yr old granny can't do it. Back to the dealership. Thanks
Oh well. I’m glad you did consider doing it yourself though. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you. Worked great. Never would have gotten the driver's side off without watching this.
Great video, thanks a lot! One note about the gloves: As you mentioned, the point of the gloves is so you don't get oil from your hands on the bulb, so what you should really do is leave the gloves off until you get ready to put the bulb in the socket and replace the bulb & socket in the light. You don't want to avoid getting oil from your skin on the bulb only to get oil/grease/grime from the car on the bulb instead! Of course, if you're careful you can avoid touching the glass either way but new clean gloves just for the bulb handling is safest. Thanks again!
Thanks for the pointers! I’m more of a tech guy than a car guy. Always good to learn!
I have small hands & was not able to do it without removing the headlight. Thank You, for the support!
After struggling for about 20-30 minutes with a driver-side headlight replacement on a 2013 Elantra GT BEFORE I watched this video, and hacking up my hands in the process, then bending the replacement bulb, I re-attempted with another $23 bulb after watching this. I removed the screws to pull the headlight, but the Hyundai geniuses who designed the GT differently necessitate the removal of the bumper assembly to do so. I was finally able to do it without removing the headlight with considerable patience and effort.
Wow..thanks a lot. I actually already had all the tools u mentioned including the exact same light bulb apart from the gloves..lol. You just saved me time and about 150 bucks. God bless.
I always come back to this video for my drivers side. I know the technique but it feels reassuring to have someone talking along it, haha
Haha! You know what? I still pull up my own video to make sure I’m doing it right too! Thx for the comment!
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.
This video helped me out perfectly. Got it done. Saved a pointless trip to the auto shop and money.
I’m about to be 71 (grandmother)in two weeks.. don’t want to spend money on getting headlight changed or anything I could do myself if possible. I could ask my son or nephew, but if I can do it myself Id rather not bother them (they would be mad bc I didn’t ask, but I like to try things) Thank you for this video.. I was able to change the driver-side headlight in 15mins …no issue! Thank you so much!
Man oh man that is one of the best do it yourself video. When I seen the little space I had to work with i thought to myself you tube has got to have a better opinion. Thank you so much you just made my life alot easier !
Great job !
So glad it helped! And thx for the comment!
this video helped alot i did not even have to take it out all the way my hands are small enough but i hate new cars
Same, my hands were small enough to replace the driver-side light without problems. I think a lot of people might be able to do it this way without much of a hassle. And my hands are probably medium sized.
Followed the same steps and got the lights changed in like 15 mins! Thank you!
So glad it worked for you! Thx for the comment!
Thank you so much u saved me 130$ and 2 hours at the mechanic!
I don't know if you ever decided to switch to the Led lights but if you haven't I just did using your video to help me install. It was so easy and you can put the dust covers back on! I git them from Amazon, Sealight H11 Led bulbs conversion kit. $40.
thank you king!! 👑 i’m a woman in STEM now changing my own headlights 😊✌🏻😳
Big help. Thank you. Don't know if you mentioned it, but REMEMBER to replace the plastic caps to the housing before reattaching the housing. I might have missed it, because I was in "I got this" mode by then. Thank you again.
Hi, thanks for sharing this video. For driver side, isn't necessary to dismantle the entire headlamp. I used a groove joint plier.
Thank you so much! You made this so easy. Also made me look good to my wife!
Making the wife happy I’ve learned after 20+ years of marriage is CRITICAL!
So nice knowing even the size driver I needed before even popping the hood.
Great video! Very thorough and gave me the confidence to try doing the task myself. I actually struggled more with the passenger side lamp than the driver's side. Thanks very much for posting this video.
Thanks heaps. As a 59yr old Mr Non-mechanical, I thought, “Let’s see if TH-cam can help me.” Lo & behold 😃 You really can find how to do anything 😂
Haha I’m right behind you! Im more tech savvy than car savvy so that’s why I did this video. Glad it helped.
this help a lot thank you Dad
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Especially when the dealer charges 30 to do this.
Was able to fix my moms blown headlight with this video thank you x100
Thanks so much! Recently widowed and now have to do these things on my own. Hubby taught me to go to TH-cam though. 🥰
Thank you so much, I just changed the bulb on the driver side of my son's Elantra, you made it easy 👍
This is such a great video! Thank you for the thorough, close up, easy to see and follow step-by-step process.
It was very helpful thank you for this video.
Makes things much better for me since I'm single got to do things on my own
this WAS THE video that helped me place the headlight back FLUSHISH
This video helped me out a lot thank you for this, you and others have made simple auto repairs do easy thanks!
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Thanks! I was able to change the bulb without removing the entire assembly! Thanks for the video!!
Nice job! So happy it helped!
Thank you so much! I ended up not being able to fenagle the driver's side headlight out (though I was able to get the bolts off) but my girly hands were able to sneak into that small spot. I appreciate your research and easy to follow directions. :)
Thank you so much.... we were getting very frustrated trying to change the driver's side headlight bulb.
Yes, that is the tricky side! Glad the video helped.
Excellent video! Straight and to the point. Nice video work. Clear and easy to follow. Audio nice and clear. Nice work!
Thank you! Glad it helped!
Great step by step process I feel sorry for you in that the cramp space you deal with on the cell phones much patience.
Just watch your Video. I love how you took time ⏲️ to slowly explain with clear pictures or Video
The main reason those covers are on there isn't dust, but moisture. As in standard incadecent bulbs aren't water proof. Those puppies will rust solid on you. However, LEDs are made from waterproof aircraft grade aluminum. They're made waterproof by design. I say this because I had replaced my 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis headlights with LEDs. That dust cover wasn't needed. One more thing. By putting them back on, with how much heat is generated by the cooling fan on LEDs, the dust cover becomes a liability and wind up melting. Those LED bulbs need lots of cool air to help them survive.
I'm glad that I saw your video, it saved me alot of time....thanks👍
I did it without removing. 5'7" /170 lbs/ 7" wrists, average hands. Space is tight, however if you have strong hands, fingers and able to work from different angles and feel and 'see' with your fingers you can do it bypassing removal. I changed both headlight bulbs under 10 minutes. Funny thing, the passenger side took longer, yet that is the easier side.
I came to this video not to replace headlights but to replace front driver side turn signal bulb. The twist socket for that bulb is next to impossible to turn without removing the headlight assembly, and the video I watched that showed which socket in the headlight assembly said you could *try* to change the bulb without removing the headlight assembly but they recommended removal of the whole assembly. They didn't however mention anything about the two bottom catches.. Your video was very clear about them and after watching the video several times, then removing the three bolts, I spent over a half hour yanking/pulling/prying and was never able to get the assembly out.. I second the "Hyundai stupid design".....
Thank you! Couldn’t have done it without your help.
Thanks. My niece has this car. She is away at college so one of her guy friends should be able to benefit from this (or her!)
Thank you, this helped out so much changing the bulb for the first time in my car
Thank you, passenger-side! Easy.
Very informative, the best instruction on how to do things the right way. Thank you so much!
I'm sorry dad I was completely distracted by this music I didn't hear anything you said. When that dude went into the faceshredding solo right around talking about the actual bulbs I dephased for a bit. Love the video thank you I have tiny fingers lol.
Thank you for this video! Super straightforward and helpful, have come back to it on multiple occasions to change out my headlights
Great to hear! Thank you. In fact, I have come back to my own video to remind me how to do it (haha).
Just want to thanks for the video it was very helpful....I thought I was ganna have to take bumper off lol...thanks again
Thanks so much just changed mine u explained it so well i didnt have to relook at the video thanks man
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. Going to attempt it tonight. Cheers. I got the same bulbs.
Hope the install was easy!
Thank you for this vid. You made it very easy. Getting that driver side headlight out gave me hell.
You save over $100 having this done at the dealership 🥰
All I have to say is, THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Awesome video - it was a big help to us.
Tech guys and cars are the new trend 👍
This is very helpful,liked your video and attitude of sharing knowledge.
The only bad part about replacing them at the same time is that they might burn out exactly at the same time. Hopefully you won’t need to drive anywhere after dark until you get “them” replaced. Normally not a problem but what if you are someplace after dark and can’t get the bulbs. If only one goes out at a time, you can still drive the car to get a replacement bulb.
Thanks for this video. I’ll be changing my headlights tomorrow 👍🏾
So, I had to just replace the "signal blub" but in the interim I wanted to replace the headlights with brighter blubs. I try and teach myself to do all the minor work on my car instead of taking it to the dealership or repair shop. But just a word to the wise, when giving a demo, have the person recording be on the other side of you so we can see what you are doing. There were times your hands were in the way and I am, and maybe others are very detailed would like to see what you were doing, but other than that, you did a good job. Thanks!
Hi Tonya. Thanks for the comments. I totally agree that the filming wasn’t ideal. The “person” doing the recording was just a tripod (essentially just a one-person show). I tried to get the best angle but sometimes it doesn’t work.
thanks! Was thinking I had to remove fuse box and battery case to get to - i assumed a screw or bolt under the lamp housing would prevent removal - just saved me $.
Thanks so much! You helped me replace my moms headlight 💕
Thank you so much for this video. It showed exactly what I was looking for and I appreciate it :).
Glad it worked for you!
HERE'S THE HACK FOR THIS. 25 TO 35 MINUTES, ZERO LABOUR COST!
It's very easy to create "key" from wood. I did it with a small piece of pine 1 inch thick, a little chalk, and a handsaw. The key took 30+ minutes to create while changing the low beam bulbs (both sides) took 5 minutes each. Use passenger's side cover as template, it is easy to remove, usually. Chalk the spines on the cover and press them on the wood where they leave a calk imprint. Use a saw cut to create the key and you're in business. I couldn't post a pic or vid - sorry; contact me and l will email the picture. 2017 Elantra four door.
Kudos to High Tech Dad. I've used other tips from here successfully.
I don't know if the dealers have a special tool but it's so simple!!
Interesting hack! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks man : ) did not know I shouldn't touch the bulb
I fixed my daughters car myself. Thank you!
I found it really difficult to get the lamp back in. Aligning and getting the clips to snap was a real challenge. I found that unscrewing some of the black plastic screws near the front of the car (in the video, they are to the left of the lamp; you can see them in the video) gave the bumper more give and allowed me to more easily get that front clip to slide in (whereas before, it was just sitting on top of it)
Very easy to follow guide, thank you!
Worked like me a charm. Kudos to you, sir…
Thanks so much for this informative video! I changed the bulb myself this afternoon!
That’s great! Thanks for the comment!
Thanks! I'm a DIY Woman and refuse to get ripped off ! While I'm in there changing all the bulbs!
thank you doing mine today on the drivers side
Good luck! It’s not as hard as you might think!
Dad is currently screaming at me and throwing his sockets having a fit like a baby. I showed him this video but he won’t even just sit down, breathe, and watch it all the way through. Ugh.
Thanks. The Elantra Touring has slightly different shaped headlights but the basic principles are the same. EXCEPT, it uses the "incredibly rare" H11b lights that have a different connector and are attached by 3 Phillips head screws.
I can see how the lights can get water into the housing. Kudos to for doing video. Why they make it so torturous to change head lights.
Hey thanks so much , saving a bunch of money doing stuff myself! 🎉
Before removing the headlight assembly on the driver side, try to remove the bulb first. They don’t give you much room, but it was enough for me to do it. I don’t have huge hands and it was a bit tight but still had wiggle room. It was manageable and didn’t need any tools.
Post a video. There is no room to remove the low beam, high beam yes, which is probably the one you changed
Thanks.for the vid.
Did my today.Upgraded to SilverStar Ultras.
Pretty easy actually.🇨🇦
Thanks very much. Just replaced both bulbs on my 2012, super easy after watching your video.
Faith in humanity restored
Thanks for the video. Worked great. Saved me time and money.
Also, real jealous of how you and seemingly everyone's hands get to fit in those gloves but mine. I think there's like a half-inch extra in the ones my job gets us lol oh well