Passenger headlight removal???
Nov 21, 2008, 12:36 PM
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Passenger headlight removal???
Hi does anyone know the easiest way to remove passenger headlight??? My parking light bulb in the corner went out and there is no way I can remove the bulb harness without removing the headlight!!! Way to go Mitsubishi
Any tips on how to remove the headlight? Do I need to remove my front bumper? I searched the forums on here and I can't get any clear instructions
Any tips on how to remove the headlight? Do I need to remove my front bumper? I searched the forums on here and I can't get any clear instructions
Nov 21, 2008, 01:31 PM
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Yes you need to remove the bumper and if I remember correctly there is 4 scews that hold the light on and then you just need to pull on it and it comes right out.
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Hi does anyone know the easiest way to remove passenger headlight??? My parking light bulb in the corner went out and there is no way I can remove the bulb harness without removing the headlight!!! Way to go Mitsubishi Any tips on how to remove the headlight? Do I need to remove my front bumper? I searched the forums on here and I can't get any clear instructions
Any tips on how to remove the headlight? Do I need to remove my front bumper? I searched the forums on here and I can't get any clear instructions haha niceee thanks for the postt. this is exactly what i was looking forr. sucks to have to remove the bumper just for that..
Dec 1, 2008, 04:02 PM
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Yup, youll prob need a 10mm socket with extention, phillips head and a clip tool would be nice but a flat head and a pair of dikes to grab the top of the clip will work....
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No reason to completley remove the bumper. Turn the wheel to give yourself room and pull out some of the fender liner and you have access to the parking lights. It's cake.
