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How to Replace Headlights: Video Series

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Changing headlight bulbs and working with retainers and lenses. Learn how to replace a car's headlights in this free video on auto repair.

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  1. Removing the headlight bulb retaining device. Learn how to replace a car's headlights in this free video on auto repair.

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  2. Taking off the retaining clip when changing a headlight. Learn how to replace a car's headlights in this free video on auto repair.

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  3. Reconnecting the light to the retainer when replacing a headlight. Learn how to replace a car's headlights in this free video on auto repair.

    Views: 2,077
  4. Put the new light and retainer into the lens when changing a headlight. Learn how to replace a car's headlights in this free video on auto repair.

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Automotive lighting is one area of mechanics and car care that might seem intimidating to the average driver when it comes to do-it-yourself repair and replacement. However, vehicle headlamps work very similarly to all the lighting fixtures encountered around the home or office: bulbs illuminate the road, and occasionally need to be replaced to ensure safety on the road and proper standards for inspection.

Replacing headlights is a pretty simple process that doesn't require many steps, but most people just don't know where to start. In this free video series, an automotive expert will teach you how to remove the bulb retainer, the retaining clip, connect the headlight to the retainer, and connect the headlight to the lens. With these simple video instructions, switching a headlight won't take you much time at all. So, follow this expert's tips and video lessons and you'll be an expert on automotive lighting yourself!

 
About the Presenter

Nathan McCullough Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville Auto-Diesel College with a GPA of 3.5 and received their Craftsmanship Award and Honor Seal. He has managed several automotive facilities over the last eight years. His many certifications include front end suspension, brakes, manual transmission, engine tune up, engine overhaul, heating ventilation and air conditioning, automotive electrical and many more. In his spare time, McCullough enjoys working on cars, performing everything from minor repairs to complete overhauls.dkdk

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