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Okay so this will be the first time ive done this on my SC and I cant quite figure out what I need to do in getting the old ones off, seems like i have to take the fenders off but I could be wrong.
Im sure you guys know exactly how to do this and have some pointers on the best way of doing it.
First you need to get into your fenderlining by taking off the wheel...Once you have the wheel off, you have to take off the plastic pieces to gain access behind the lights....There you will find two screws, you'll need 10mm sockets...
Second you'll need to pop open the hood and then disassmeble the screw that is also 10mm...
Once you have all 3 screws diaseembled from the headlight, you should carefully work the headlight out of the area...
When your installing new ones it might be tricky but they do go in the same way they came out...Don't force anything...massage your way in and be careful...
Okay so this will be the first time ive done this on my SC and I cant quite figure out what I need to do in getting the old ones off, seems like i have to take the fenders off but I could be wrong.
Im sure you guys know exactly how to do this and have some pointers on the best way of doing it.
Thanks in advance
You dont need to take of the wheel, just turn the wheel all the way over depending on which side ur doing first! losen the liner just enough to get your hand in then use a 5" (or similar) socket extension with a 10mm at the end of it!
Wow! so I have to take the actual wheel off? And what about the fog lights?
No you don't have to take the wheel/rim off to access the two screws but it sure makes it easier. If you don't wanna take the wheel off you can turn your steering wheel all the way to the left/right depening on which light your trying to remove. This should give you enough room to loosen/bend back your fender lining and and get your 10m socket (your gonna need an extension) in there. Good luck.
No you don't have to take the wheel/rim off to access the two screws but it sure makes it easier. If you don't wanna take the wheel off you can turn your steering wheel all the way to the left/right depening on which light your trying to remove. This should give you enough room to loosen/bend back your fender lining and and get your 10m socket (your gonna need an extension) in there. Good luck.
Yeah just turn your wheel to the right all the way for the driver side and all the way to the left on the passenger side.
It takes five minutes to remove a headlight. easy.
Just make sure that when you "yank" out the headlight, you do it in a controlled manner. you don't want to accidentally scratch the bumper with the sharp edges in the back, like the screws.
The high beams are a royal beach though. Wasn't horrible but not a five minute job. Maybe because my front bumper is cracked in one spot and four different kinds of effed up.
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