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November 19, 2018

Replace a Headlight Bulb

Why replace a Headlight Bulb?

If one of your headlight bulbs goes out, that’s an issue that you should fix quickly. If one headlight is out, you are dangerously close to having no lights at all. Not only will putting in a new headlight bulb keep you and your passengers safe, but North Carolina law requires that both headlights be in good operating condition.

Can I Replace My Own Headlight Bulb?

Yes, you can! Luckily, headlight bulb replacement is usually a quick and inexpensive fix, as long as you know a few important tips. Check out the video below to get started. If you still have questions, your local auto parts store is a great resource for finding the right bulb. In fact, they might offer tools for you to borrow or even help you change it out!

What You Need to Know About Changing a Headlight Bulb

Here is a great overview video from Chris Fix with general tips and tricks replacing headlight bulbs.

Which Headlight Bulb is Right for my Car?

For more specific information about your particular vehicle, try a quick Google search for your car’s make and model and “replace headlight bulb.” The internet is full of helpful videos that will lead you step-by-step through this DIY fix.

Good luck with your fix, and stay safe out there!

 

 

Article by Working Wheels / Mike's Car Care Corner 1 Comment

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  1. Joy says

    February 7, 2023 at 2:27 pm

    Thank you!!! I can do it!!! I have been anxious about even trying!
    I liked the tip about replacing them bothπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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