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You can have the fanciest wheels but it won't matter much if your headlights aren't working (and as we know from numerous movies and cop shows, a burned-out light will lead to an unwelcome stop by a ...

Check in your handbook what globes your car uses and you should change both sides at the same time. Open the bonnet and secure it with the prop. Turn the wheel of the car so it is pointing in, giving ...

For models with later models you pop the bonnet, then turn the cover on the back of the headlight a quarter-turn anti-clockwise. Put on gloves, then pull the headlight and wiring out. Use a flat-head ...

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Typically, you need to replace the headlights of your car every few years as their output tends to trim with time eventually. Good headlight bulbs ensure that your vehicle’s maintenance is up to the ...

LED headlights throw extremely intense light with very little draw on your car's electrical system. Now that they're trickling down to the aftermarket, you can buy a simple plug-in "LED retrofit kit" ...