I'm not really sure how to properly get at the bulb on the drivers side without damaging anything . Couldn't find a post or YouTube video. Any help would be great. Thanks
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10-17-2015 #1Enthusiast
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Low beam replacement
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10-17-2015 #2Enthusiast
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Pull the access panel front of the wheel well. 3 plastic wing nuts on top, 3 bolts inside the tire area. Then remove the panel back of the headlight housing. 3 metal wing nuts and a 1/4 turn metal quick release.
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Ok cool. Thanks. I will give it a shot
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10-17-2015 #4Enthusiast
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PM me your email address and I can send you a step by step of pictures of how to access the bulb area.
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what dave said, if you need extra wiggle room you can turn the wheel on each side but I was able to squeeze my arm in there with the wheels straight. Once the wheel well access panels are off it's pretty straightforward from there.
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Check that link...pretty easy after seeing this.
http://youtu.be/L7UnD_MUFsA
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Really helps to jack the car off the ground and let the wheel on that side droop out of the way.
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10-18-2015 #8Enthusiast
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Video of this tip?
Originally Posted by BlackSnake99
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