One step that's important for high temp bulbs, wipe them off before inserting them into the assembly. Many times, the tiniest bit of oil or dirt will cause them to burn out.
"...lift them up, and then pull your bulb out. So, now that we- this bulb isn't actually out, but if it was out we would get our new bulb." Seems pretty much out to me.
I know it didnt get many views, but thank you for this...completely overlooked the release pin.
It’s never about the views, always about helping other people. Glad to help man, good luck with your future projects.
You made it look very easy. I need to change my bulbs and I haven't done it yet. This gives me the confidence to do it.
One step that's important for high temp bulbs, wipe them off before inserting them into the assembly. Many times, the tiniest bit of oil or dirt will cause them to burn out.
I didn't know about the release pin either. Fords are different. It took me about 15 minutes to replace all 4. Thanks Tyler !
Thank You for showing. Good Day.
Thank you for your time😊
Thanks man. Keep uploading, don't give up
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Very helpful🖖😎 Thanks.
This was great! Thank you!
Thank you. Damn things are stubborn and I though i was doing it wrong
Thanks for the help. Good info. 👍🏼
Thx for the video came in handy
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Did you have any problems getting the led light in I got new ones and had some trouble getting them to fit just right
Yes they are a much tight her fit then stock bulbs. I know some companies make low profile bulb housings. May want to try them.
"...lift them up, and then pull your bulb out. So, now that we- this bulb isn't actually out, but if it was out we would get our new bulb."
Seems pretty much out to me.
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