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5 - 20 minutes
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Introduction
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Step 1
Preparation
- Turn your vehicle off, and let the engine bay cool before starting the following steps.
- First, open the driver side door, and reach under the steering wheel and release the latch to open up the hood of your truck.
- Next, walk over to either of the headlights and remove the pin above the headlight to release the housing unit.
- Make sure to put the pin in a safe location so you can lock in the housing once you finish replacing the light bulbs.
Turn your vehicle off, and let the engine bay cool before starting the following steps.
First, open the driver side door, and reach under the steering wheel and release the latch to open up the hood of your truck.
Next, walk over to either of the headlights and remove the pin above the headlight to release the housing unit.
Make sure to put the pin in a safe location so you can lock in the housing once you finish replacing the light bulbs.
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Step 2
Removing the old lights
- Pinch the blue clips and remove them from the back of the wiring harness.
- After removing the pin, you should now be able to tilt the headlight downward to gain access to all of the wires.
- Twist the light bulb counter clockwise and gently remove the harness and the light bulb.
Pinch the blue clips and remove them from the back of the wiring harness.
After removing the pin, you should now be able to tilt the headlight downward to gain access to all of the wires.
Twist the light bulb counter clockwise and gently remove the harness and the light bulb.
Step 3
Inserting the new lightbulb
- Unbox your new low beam light, and insert it into the same hole you took the old one out of.
- Be sure to twist the bulb clockwise until it locks into place with the harness pointing down.
- Plug the blue wiring harness back in until you hear a click, and it should now be locked back into place.
Unbox your new low beam light, and insert it into the same hole you took the old one out of.
Be sure to twist the bulb clockwise until it locks into place with the harness pointing down.
Plug the blue wiring harness back in until you hear a click, and it should now be locked back into place.
Step 4
Putting the headlight in
- Begin to replace the headlight housing back into its original place by tucking in the wires.
- Grab the pin that you took out at the beginning and insert it back into the housing unit.
- Align the housing back with the guide holes for the pin.
Begin to replace the headlight housing back into its original place by tucking in the wires.
Grab the pin that you took out at the beginning and insert it back into the housing unit.
Align the housing back with the guide holes for the pin.
Step 5
Repeat
- Follow steps 1-4 for the other headlight to replace the low beam headlight.
- Make sure to keep track of all of your parts and dispose of your old bulbs properly.
Follow steps 1-4 for the other headlight to replace the low beam headlight.
Make sure to keep track of all of your parts and dispose of your old bulbs properly.
Step 6
- Be sure to check your headlight alignment. This can be done by a professional or through Youtube videos.
Be sure to check your headlight alignment. This can be done by a professional or through Youtube videos.
To replace the other light bulb just follow the same steps as above.
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Jay Wilhoite - Jan 25, 2017
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FYI: don’t touch the bulbs with bare hands. The oil from your fingers will cause them to burn out early.