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Jeep Grand Cherokee Headlight Bulb Replacement (2011-2019)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video, I’m going to show you how to change your headlight bulbs on your Jeep Grand Cherokee the easy way and save $200 or more at the dealership. Below is the link to the LED bulbs that last much longer and makes it safer to see on the road:
LED Bulbs: amzn.to/3W7auzU
Both low and high beams: amzn.to/3S4bWBM
*DISCLAIMER: The above links are affiliate links. This costs you absolutely nothing, but pays me a small commission and helps me continue to create this FREE content.
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Below is the link to the LED bulbs that last much longer and makes it safer to see on the road:
LED Bulbs: amzn.to/3W7auzU
Both low and high beams: amzn.to/3S4bWBM
*DISCLAIMER: The above links are affiliate links. This costs you absolutely nothing, but pays me a small commission and helps me continue to create this FREE content.
Do these LED bulbs work for low beam and high beam?
Do you recommend replacing both high and low halogens with these bulbs?
Thanks!
@@Soulith88 Hi Chris, yes and here is the link for replacing both the low and high beams: amzn.to/3S4bWBM
Sounds good, thanks.
Do you find the low beam ones are bright enough?
I noticed that they are some similar looking ones on Amazon that claim are even brighter, 30,000lm etc.
@@Soulith88 Yes sir!
I’m a 59 female that was in need to change the low beam. Guess what, thanks for this video, I was able to do it by my self. Long time that I did feel so good with myself! Thanks
That’s awesome, way to go! I know that has to feel good and 50 in the new 30. Many women are just as good as working on cars/homes as men. Welcome to the channel and hopefully you find other current and new videos helpful as I try to take the time to show others how to fix and build in detail.
I’ve got a 2019 high altitude and instead of a cover that twists off it’s a rubber boot that you just need to pull off. In case anyone was wondering. Thanks for the video :)
G Money, thank you for watching and leaving the helpful comment! Did you upgrade yours with the LED’s?
Fat shout for this comment! I should have read it before trying to twist. Would’ve saved me 10 minutes of frustration 😊
I tore up my hands last time I had to change a bulb. This is gold!! Ty!
Exactly why I posted this as I did the same and wanted to help others with a better solution. 👍
Thank you, my new good friend. Saved myself from paying$1500 at the dealership.
Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?
Oh my gosh this is much harder than it should be (especially the one behind the ECU)!! And both going through their port hole is a joke!! I am not that big of a guy but do have pretty big hands and without your suggestion of the pvc I would have struggle much longer (I knew I was going to need some additional leverage to turn that bulb but was having a hard time coming up with the right thing; the notched pvc was the ticket). Thanks so much!!!
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching! I agree engineers made this much more difficult than needed and I cut up my hand pretty good the first time going through the port hole and wanted to find a way to help others. Couple of quick questions - Do you think a part 2 video would help those needing to make the PVC tool and did you decide to upgrade to LED for better visibility and not having to mess with changing them again for a long long time?
Might help some on making the pvc tool as that seems to be the way to go; I knew what you meant so I was good without it. I went with some Silvers as I wanted to keep the color looking somewhat similar to the rest of my front lights; they are slightly whiter than stock but not noticeable looking at vehicle. I suspect they are also a bit brighter too.
@@markvandeslunt8110 Thanks for the feedback and the silver’s would be a good upgrade as well. Nice work and saving cash on the DIY.
Aye bro u the goat ! STEP BY STEP IS AMAZING EVEN THE REASSEMBLE
@@mierhaving I appreciate that and thanks for watching! I’m glad it was helpful, by chance did you upgrade to the LED’s? Lol, I upgraded as I didn’t want to mess with replacing these bulbs again.
Great tutorial as always! Love seeing you step into a new realm of videos
Thank you! It’s hard for me to stay in one small niche 😂. Have a great weekend!
Definitely using this next time my #grandcherokee needs a headlight changed. Nice explanation!
Thank you and good plan!
Great video. Used it twice now for changing driver then passenger side (should've just replaced both at the same time 😂). I wish I didn't have big hands, it does make it harder to get the bulb in and out.
@@Boomstck Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! I agree, I always recommend to replace headlights in pairs as when one goes bad the other is soon behind. Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?
Great video I saved $200 off what the dealer would have charged me. Driver side was much harder due to the dealer pinching the harness against the bulb housing when they replaced the bulb in 2023. I had to gently disconnect the harness holding the bulb BEFORE twisting to remove the burnt-out bulb. You need pretty good strength to twist out the old bulbs and having smaller hands helps. I recommend wearing a set of surgical gloves to prevent skin loss on your hands. I did replace the halogens with the LED's recommended in this video from Amazon for about $40. They appear to be much brighter and whiter than the halogens. I can't wait to give them a try them out on a dark country road tonight. Thanks for posting this video its great!
You’re welcome, thanks for watching and the comment. I’m glad you got a nice cost savings. Not only it feels good to do it yourself, but know it’s done right. 👍
I’m interested to do the same, replacing with LED bulbs, did you just replace the bulbs or didn’t you have to install anything else to make them work properly?
@@Soulith88 Hi Chris, just replacing the bulb with the link provided and it’s plug and play. Nothing else is needed. 👍
@@Soulith88 Nothing else needed although I will say I'm not satisfied with the LED bulbs and will try to adjust them. Not seeing dramatic improvement over the stock halogens at this point. It's possible that things will get better after I try to realign the lights.
@@rvan7350 are they brighter and light up the road better than the halogens?
Is it just the placement/ beam of the light or the brightness and colour?
I just did this today. It worked. My hands were too big, so my son removed the bulbs. He's 12 😂😂😂
Great to start him young and good to hear that it worked for you. Have you considered making a removal tool with a small section of pvc pipe cutting a groove 3/4 of an inch back to fit around the base of the bulb to use in the future? 😂 This may help if he’s at school.
@inspiringbuilds I thought about it, but my daughter is going to be 3 in 2 months. She's next up to bat at the plate 😂😂😂
@@rsar5678 😂 love it, takes care of the tight space and teaches them young that we need to do more of. Did you replace with halogen or get the bright LED’s? The LED’s have been a game changer with increased visibility.
@@inspiringbuilds I replaced them with h11. I bought h11 when the passenger side went out and had to hug the bumper to change it 😂😂😂
@@rsar5678 😂 Hopefully you don’t have to change them again for a long time!
Thanks for this video, was the best, the rest were made to complicated
Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?
Thanks for this video - helped me a lot. Changed both low beams in ~30 min on my 2014 Laredo
Nice work, you’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! Two quick questions, would a part two video making the PVC tool be helpful and did you upgrade to the LED’s?
@@inspiringbuildsno I just reinstalled H11 halogens. Probably going to sell it and get something new in the next 6 months.
@@inspiringbuildsthe PVC could be helpful to some, although I was able to do it by hand on the passenger side without any help once I was able to look at the mounting area where you seat the bulb.
@@tomcarter1068 Thank you I appreciate the feedback. Nice work again and congrats on saving money and doing it yourself.
Thanks for the information had to make the PVC pipe tool to remove passenger side
You’re welcome, I’m glad it helped! Does it feel good to save a bunch of cash from doing it yourself vs taking it to the dealership?
Whoa! This is gonna save my hubby a couple hundred dollars! And his hands! Thanks!! #savingmoney #carrepairs
Agreed. No reason to pay the stealership if you don’t need to or cut up your hands!
Thank you for the great tutorial and showing how this can be done safely and and more efficiently. Dealerships probably know this shortcut but don’t want to share cause then they would loose business. Appreciate you putting this video together. Haven’t seen this option before.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Please don’t worry yourself about it. I found out where it came from. It’s the clip that holds the cover of the air filter housing on from the bottom of the housing. The bottom housing pieces snapped off inside the clip. I guess I need a whole new bottom housing now
@@qfingers10 I’ve had clips come off the air filter housing before, hopefully it’s a situation where you can pop the clip back on.
Mine was on the driver side… don’t even bother going through the wheel well, my 7mnth old wouldnt even be able to get her hand in there… But, after removing the air filter housing it opened it up a bit, still hard to get leverage and you’re pretty much blind while doing it. All that being said it’s doable if you have some time on ur hands save the money! Appreciate the vid!
Thanks Marcus. I agree the wheel well is next to impossible and will tear up your hands. If needed to help for stubborn bulbs in the future this is a tool that can be used made out of PVC. ibb.co/ncdRfb7. I bet it feels good getting it done yourself and saving the cash from not paying the dealership!
Great video! Saved me time AND money!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@tony7739 Thank you, I appreciate the comment and glad you were able to DIY and save some cash! Happy 4th!
What kills me is they made oil changes a breeze with the top filter, but then made the headlights a pain. I can change the oil faster than headlights.
I was there with you and it’s why I made the video to try to make it easier for others. Now I can do both sides in under 15 minutes. 👍
The Ford Fusion you have to take the entire bumper off to change a light bulb. This is cake compared to that. The engineers aren't designing these machines anymore the accountants are.
@@pmccoy8924 Agreed, thanks for watching.
Great video. Following you now.
Thanks James, welcome aboard! Did you happen to upgrade to LED?
helpful walk through - thanks Dan! 👍🏼
like the night time road footage at the end - cool touch!
Thank you, much appreciated! Did you happen to see the deers?
Oh yea! There they are on the right side! lol...had to go back and watch - missed them the first time around. We have a lot by me too. they come running out of nowhere and scare the crap out of me.
@@OverOut Installing LED’s are a game changer seeing them much sooner. 😂 I hear you, sometimes it seems like I pass half of the zoo on the way home. It’s not uncommon to pass 5 different types of animals during a 10 minute span.
🤣@@inspiringbuilds
Changing 2019 grand cherokee low bulb this weekend thanks to ya. Curious what bulbs does it use for low beams wanna def make the switch to led was curious if there was a cheaper option than these bulbs. Also do they throw fault codes?
My only regret is not doing it sooner. The low beams uses an H11. This one is 33% off currently so $40 instead of $60 and click the coupon for another 20% off to make it $16 per bulb. They do not throw codes and they plug in just like the OEM ones. amzn.to/4f7Wej3
Excellent video! Explains it for the novice Mechanic as well as intermediate! But I have one question. And pulling off the bottom housing under the air filter with the grommets, a clip came off. I have no idea where it goes back on. Any ideas?
@@qfingers10 Thank you, that was the goal and I appreciate the feedback. It’s possible that the clip is from the air filter housing and you can snap it back on.
@@inspiringbuilds unfortunately the clip broke off the two little Pinge that it’s connected to on the housing. I need to get a whole new housing
Great tips, my passenger bulb is stuck. Do you have a photo of the pvc pipe you described??
Hi Mo, thank you. This isn’t a great photo, but I do my best to help everyone on my channel. Hopefully this helps you and let me know if it doesn’t work. ibb.co/ncdRfb7
Seems like much easier access since engineers seem to hate mechanics.😂
I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels that way. Some cars I work on are German so I blamed it on German engineering, but they continue to make it more difficult for all makes. Definitely easier this way without cutting up your hands. Have a great weekend!
@inspiringbuilds I spent 4 years in Germany, I 100% get it.🤣 Have a great weekend Dan!
Does that LED bulb require one of those CANBUS adapters on these Jeeps? I have a 2019. Also, great tutorial. Thanks for that PVC trick. I might need to try that on my passenger side since it doesn't want to budge.
Thank you. The passenger side is tough without small hands or the PVC tool. It is possible with your left hand as I show or from underneath but I try to do it all from the top to avoid tearing up my hands. The LED bulbs are cheap and require no adapters, they are plug and play just like the halogens and here is the link.
LED Bulbs: amzn.to/48FgYde
Cool. Thanks again. I think I'll have to give them a try. My last halogens only lasted about 2 years and with how much of a pain these are I'm willing to try something new. Hopefully they last.
They last longer (50k hours) and have been a game changer for better visibility for me. 👍
@@inspiringbuildsdead link !
@@ORIGINAL-FLYING-CIRCUS Thank you for letting me know, it’s updated now. The LED bulbs are cheap and require no adapters, they are plug and play just like the halogens and here is the link.
LED Bulbs: amzn.to/48FgYde
So I just bought a 2021 GC and was wondering if the LED bulbs were plug and play without having to get any kind of wiring kit.
Congrats on your new Jeep! They are plug and play which makes it very easy without anything extra needed. I updated the links in the description, let me know if you need anything.
Driver side worked, but passenger side has the coolant in the way on '16 Grand Cherokee.
Update: went under the coolant and was able to reach it pretty easily. 👌🏾
Great to hear, I hope the video was helpful. Did you happen to upgrade to the LED bulbs?
@@inspiringbuilds Yup 👍🏾 worked like a charm.
Awesome, have a great weekend!
I must have the only 2017 Grand Cherokee on the planet that has a setup not allowing bulb changes. Driver side low and highs not working. Mine looks nothing like this and when pulling that round plastic cover off after romoving the air box, there appears to be a metallic braided harness attached to a plug that's attached to a shiny square metallic box about 2 inches by 2 inches. It will not budge. The high beam has NO wire or connector anywhere to be found. Looks like a sealed unit. On some of these Jeeps, do you have to replace the entire headlamp?
Hi Gary, I’m sure that’s very frustrating. Most total headlight failures are caused by a bad component like a fuse, relay, or module. Wiring problems can also cause both headlights to stop working. It’s possible that the previous owner installed aftermarket lights, which is why it’s different but you should not have to replace the headlight assembly.
@@inspiringbuilds I checked the fuses, they are fine. Tested voltage at the harness and have voltage. Found out that some models you have to replace the entire headlamp unit. These HID units are a ton of fun. Might have to take it to the dealer I'm afraid.
@@inspiringbuilds Forgot to say thanks. You're reply is much appreciated. Also, I'm the original owner.
Hi Gary, knowing you’re the original owner and they are HID saves a ton of time and makes perfect sense. HID’s come with a small metal box and braided wire harness as you mentioned. The trick that many people don’t talk about is the metal box has two tabs with one on each side. A tab on one side is higher and a tab on the other side is typically lower. Feel for the tabs and push the low side tab up and push the high side tab down. This may end up saving you upwards of $450 at the dealership. 👍
I tried and couldn’t get my hand in to turn the bulb. What tool are you using?
@@user-cr6hv5op8p Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel. This isn’t a great photo, but I do my best to help everyone on my channel. Hopefully this helps you and let me know if the link doesn’t work. ibb.co/ncdRfb7
Bro how did you fit ur hands in the passenger side one even with the computer moved i cant get a good grip on the bulb
@@ionwojawoja6366 I couldn’t fit my whole hand, but turned it to loosen it with my thumb. I’ve also had them stuck before and made a DIY tool out of PVC. This isn’t a great photo, but I do my best to help everyone on my channel. Hopefully this helps you and let me know if it doesn’t work. ibb.co/ncdRfb7
@@inspiringbuilds i got it eventually lol thanks for the tool idea tho thats pretty neat
Wow, so much easier!
I’m glad it helped!
I'll take "what were the engineers thinking" for $500 Alex. So stupid to have access in the wheel well. Nice and easy alternative though. I'm sure the Jeepers will appreciate it.
😂 that’s what I thought too. They’re continuing to make it harder for mechanics to DIY. Appreciate the support and laugh. I struggled the first time and figured there had to be another way so definitely hoping it will help other Jeep owners! 👍
They were thinking "Don't try this at home - go to one of our dealerships where they'll charge a fortune for labor and the bulb will cost more too!"
@@nickkemp1434 💯 they were and do get a lot of people for over $200 which I find insane. Were you able to get yours changed? Thanks for watching and the comment. 👍
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Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?
@@inspiringbuilds yea I upgraded to LED , pvc bulb removal too would be cool but I use any tool that give me leverage while turning …BUT if u can make a video where u find a easier way to change the fog lights that will be golden 🔥
I tried to change passenger side no way could I get my hand in to turn bulb
Hi Peter. Thanks for watching! I’d recommend trying the PVC tool method I describe in the video. 👍
@@inspiringbuilds I tried but bulb was turned in a strange position ended up having to take it in they had to remove the bumper to get it out
No baby hands...I'm going through the top
That’s the way to do it, avoid getting your hands tore up!
The link you provided is not working
@@ralphnickels7855 My apologies, thank you for watching and letting me know. Here you go: LED Bulbs: amzn.to/3W7auzU
Both low and high beams: amzn.to/3S4bWBM
Not helpful at all. How bout explaining how to twist the bulb out
I showed both sides in detail. For the bulb they simple twist about a quarter turn and pulls straight out.
Great tips, my passenger bulb is stuck. Do you have a photo of the pvc pipe you described??
Hi Mo, thank you. This isn’t a great photo, but I do my best to help everyone on my channel. Hopefully this helps you and let me know if it doesn’t work. ibb.co/ncdRfb7