D4S HID replacing
#1
Driver School Candidate
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D4S HID replacing
I picked up a pair of PHILIPS 4300K D4S Xenon HID Headlight Bulbs for my LS460L 2008.
how do I go about swapping out the old. I don't want to mess this up
how do I go about swapping out the old. I don't want to mess this up
#2
Lexus Test Driver
If this isn't exactly what your looking for, select the link at the top of the main/home page for this LS 460 area of the forum. Its called a sticky, and that has a myriad of information within it pertaining to the LS 460.
Try this link:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...ml#post7657067
Good luck!
Try this link:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...ml#post7657067
Good luck!
#3
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Excellent; thank you CRowe14.
LS460 | LS460L | LS600hL FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) and DIY Thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...iy-thread.html
LS460 | LS460L | LS600hL FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) and DIY Thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...iy-thread.html
#6
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two bulbs replaced.
Remove the wheel-house fender(you dont have to completely take it off car; just unscrew the bottom portion only and pull it back to reveal a cap/cup that houses the bulb. you really dont have to remove the tires but it will give you a better straight path of vision if you do; i raised the front end until ties were off the ground and turned the wheels to the left for the left bulb (if you turn it to the right it will block one of the screws holding the liner) once you pull back the liner you will see a grey plastic cap which you 1/4 turn (directions on cap) and pull out(its held with a rubber seal.) it think the cup has a clocking; take note of it. The bulb is behind this cap. twist and pull connector off bulb. the bulb is held in place with two spring clips; squeeze the clips to release the bulb. sorry i dont have pictures. Hope this helps someone.
Remove the wheel-house fender(you dont have to completely take it off car; just unscrew the bottom portion only and pull it back to reveal a cap/cup that houses the bulb. you really dont have to remove the tires but it will give you a better straight path of vision if you do; i raised the front end until ties were off the ground and turned the wheels to the left for the left bulb (if you turn it to the right it will block one of the screws holding the liner) once you pull back the liner you will see a grey plastic cap which you 1/4 turn (directions on cap) and pull out(its held with a rubber seal.) it think the cup has a clocking; take note of it. The bulb is behind this cap. twist and pull connector off bulb. the bulb is held in place with two spring clips; squeeze the clips to release the bulb. sorry i dont have pictures. Hope this helps someone.
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