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[DIY] Headlight Removal (2010+)


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Just a simple write-up for those that might not know what is required in removing your headlights. Also to take away some fear that some members may have about bumper and headlight removal when changing bulbs or installing HID kits.

 

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TOOLS:

FLAT HEAD SCREW DRIVER

10MM SOCKET AND SOCKET WRENCH

 

PROCEDURE:

REMOVE YOUR FRONT BUMPER http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/front-bumper-removal-2010-206177.html

 

REMOVE THESE 2 10MM BOLTS AND 1 PUSH RETAINER

http://i.imgur.com/kKuQsZo.jpg

 

10MM

http://i.imgur.com/nydy820.jpg

 

2 10MM BOLTS

http://i.imgur.com/FCNZySo.jpg

 

REMOVE THE LOWER BLACK PLASTIC HEADLIGHT BRACE

http://i.imgur.com/adQjhTF.jpg

 

ON TOP OF THE HEADLIGHT REMOVE 1 10MM BOLT AND 1 PUSH RETAINER

http://i.imgur.com/7UkJ3T8.jpg

 

10MM BOLT (KEEP A HAND ON THE HEADLIGHT TO PREVENT IT FROM FALLING AS YOU REMOVE THE LAST BOLT)

http://i.imgur.com/cirOO76.jpg

 

DISCONNECT THE GRAY CONNECTOR (PASSENGERS SIDE)

http://i.imgur.com/zFz0iRM.jpg

 

REPEAT STEPS ON THE DRIVERS SIDE , THE GRAY CONNECTOR IS A BIT SHORTER ON THE DRIVERS SIDE SO PROTECT THE FRONT OF YOUR HEADLIGHT AS YOU TRY TO REMOVE IT.

http://i.imgur.com/vkNpZ0F.jpg

 

 

 

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AS A QUICK BONUS:

 

DISABLING YOUR DRL'S:

 

DISCONNECT THE CONNECTOR SHOWN ON THE DRIVERS SIDE RIGHT NEXT TO YOUR WASHER FLUID RESERVOIR. TAPE UP THE CONNECTOR WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE.

http://i.imgur.com/OSZzk1G.jpg

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What I did when I disabled my DRLs, was just pull the connector out half way and then tape it. This way it doesn't rattle around. I've since reconnected it, however.

 

Someday, when I get the chance or I'm really, really bored, I'm going to create a relay harness that will use the DRL circuit but bypass the the high beams allowing us to add on an LED DRL setup.

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