Headlight Removal and Refitting - Nissan Micra K12
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2022
- How to remove and replace a headlight unit on a 2003 to 2010 Nissan Micra K12. The part number for the left headlight is 26060-AX600 and for the right side its 26060-AX700. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like and subscribe !.
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A superb video. Very clear and easy to follow. Cheers 👍
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Nice well detailed and informative Video.Thank you.
Thank you !
Thanks for uploading this.
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Thank you. Hoping this makes life a bit easier.
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Just ordered new headlights as my micra due mot next month this id helpfull. Hope ill manage to change them myself with help from this video
Best of luck 👍
I am in the same boat, how did you get on? :)
Good demonstration.
Thank you!
I has trouble removing the retaining clip at 1:36. I realised i was doing it wrong. So you push in the metal clip and at the same time pull the block upwards (i was trying to pull out the block backwards).
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Thanks u really help me with this video 😂😂
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Brilliant thanks.
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Great video. Just done my partners car . 10 min
Nice work! :)
It seems I may have to use this to access the fuse for the rear widscreen demister fuse - that white box under the headlight is the 3rd fuse box where it's located I believe?
If ScrewsNutsAndBolts sees this: have you gone as far as replacing the front cross member on the K12? It looks like I have to do soon :-/
Yes that's where they've placed the 3rd fuse box, for some reason !. It's unlikely that I'll be replacing the cross member I'm afraid. If I do I'll let you know asap
Do you have a guide to adjust the electric motors on new headlights
I don't, sorry
The removal should be done only if you need access the fuse box under the headlight. Bulbs are easily changed w/o removal of a headlight.
I disagree. Especially if you have fat hands and/or an Autech model which uses a different type of bulb. But it’s so quick and easy to loosen up the light and makes the job so much quicker and easier… there’s no real reason not to.
How did you transfer the little unit box onto the new light
According to the manual, the adjuster motor is integral with the headlight unit and is not available separately.
Any reason why the last wiring connector would be so difficult to remove? Mine just won't release. 4 mins 50 sec in your video.
They can just get stuck onto the back of the bulb. Just keep wiggling it back and forth and it should eventually come off. Try not not use too much force though or you could damage the bulb holder. I had the same issue myself and I wanted to get a sledge hammer to it ! lol
@@screwsnutsandbolts thank you! Will give it a go.
Not with the sledgehammer I hope....
@@screwsnutsandbolts haha I'll refrain from the use of the sledgehammer
Do you have one for the rear light?
Yes, here: czcams.com/video/goDu-JI-f1s/video.html
This is not correct for Australian viewers. For some reason the bulb is an H11, and there is no rear rubber boot, but a clip on cap, and the bulb itself has 2 retaining screws, not a spring as used in the H4. With minimal access, the only way I found was to remove the whole headlight. The hidden 3rd bolt can be accessed, with difficulty, via the wheel arch if you bend the black plastic downwards and wiggle your hand and a 10mm socket. Crap design!!!
Yeah it's not the easiest, considering it's something that needs to be done periodically. I assumed the design would be the same on every K12 Micra !