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Toyota Camry - Headlight Assembly Replacement - 2007-2011
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2020
- This video shows how I replaced the headlight assemblies on a 2009 Toyota Camry, which is a 2007-2011, 15th generation, Toyota Camry.
Although the work performed in the video was specifically on a 2009 Camry, yours will be very similar.
This video and the description here are for informational purposes only. They are reference to my efforts and knowledge of the subject. It is not a complete guide or the authority on the procedure! If you are unsure about your ability to do the work, please find a professional to teach you or to do it for you. Remember as with all Do It Yourself (DIY) YOU alone bear all the risk when working on your own car. You can injure yourself or others while performing work itself and even as a result of your work!
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Tools:
- Philips Screw Driver
- 10mm Socket Wrench
- Nylon Pry Tool or Flat Head Screw driver with cloth or something to protect from scratching paint.
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Parts:
2 Head light Assemblies
here is a link to the one used in the video:
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This might be the best diy video I’ve ever watched. Thank You for reversing the steps. Really appreciated this!!
Best video I’ve seen in quite some time. Straight to the point, No ridiculous and distracting music, no explanation as to why, just do it because it works! Awesome! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
PERFECT video! I got both headlights changed out in 35 mins ! Thanks!
So glad to hear that! Thank you :) :)
Yes and especially when every other video on the topic is almost 20 minutes long and this one still does a better job
I’ve never worked on my car before except to check the oil & the occasional flat, but I was determined to do this. Followed your directions exactly, no problems! My car looks brand new! Excellent video.
How much does the two new assemblies cost?
@@TamaraJohnBlueyou can get them on Amazon around 110 dollars.
@@TamaraJohnBluewhat
@@ChupaLmfao was asking what the set of both headlights including new plastic covers (called assemblies) cost?
@@TamaraJohnBluemy partner said he thinks 100. That was for one though. It might be less. You can always get a price if you ask at a auto parts store. O rileys, we typically go to.
I am glad to add my comment as another satisfied viewer who got their new headlights installed painlessly with the use of this video :-)
That’s so kind, thank you!
@@MINUTEDIYVIDEOS no, thank you! Hey do you have a video on the tail lights? I want to do those next!
Anyone thinking I might just use cleaning kit don't do it. Just replace them. I tried toothpaste, cleaning paste, bought some bug spray 20 bucks Amazon. But checked new ones 70 bucks. Excellent video, just put phone on radiator and follow. Sent back the spray never used it. Take your time 😊.
Thank you so much! The best video on CZcams about how to change headlights
I appreciate the no frills video. No intro bs, just the information. It took me less than 2 hours start to finish. I got mine from Rockauto along with a new set of bulbs for $200 total. What a huge difference. Probably easier than one of those headlight polishing kits.
This guy saved me money for sure
Just did this entirely on my own after watching this video a few times took me more then 5 minutes for sure for my first time😅😅
Mine was way more dusty and leaves everywhere, but this was very helpful
This video is truly priceless in terms of a fool proof instructional video. Thank you!
Thanks for making this video...saved me a lot of money
Thank you!!
Thanks for the video it helped my other cars it was one bolt and a slide lock in the whole assembly came out this was definitely more involved but if you have someone help you don’t have to pull off all the bolts from the bottom I had my wife just hang onto the bumper while I swap them out real quick, but if you don’t have anyone to help you definitely have to take the whole Front off thanks again
Just finished. Easy job thanks to you.
Thanks so much!
Too good. Love the small details you put into the video. It helps put big time.
Hey bud, thanks for this video I’m in the process of fixing my headlamp and needed a video.
Thank you for this video, you made it very easy for me to replace my 2011 Camry headlights assembly.
Excellent video!
Appreciate that !
Used this video today and it simplified things greatly, thank you.
Jus changed out headlights on 2007 Camry. Went very easy thanks to you!
Do you need to remove the bumper to access the headlight housing? It looks like you can pull out by just removing the top bolts. Just curious
? ? We can ??
Thank You, Very informative.
Thank you ✨
Thanks. You saved me a heap of cash.
Great video thank you!!!!
Exactly what I needed, thank you
עזרת לי מאוד מאוד הצלחתי לבצע!
thank you great video
Extremely helpful. Thank You
Thank you!
Pass on the link on where to buy those headlights assembly for my 2011 Toyota Camry SE
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Is that the same process with hid?
All I want to do is change the sidelights/parking light bulbs, which apparently requires the same procedure!
While the headlight assembly appears different externally to an Australian-built Camry in the XV40 series, it appears that the location of the blinker (turn signal) and parking light (marker light) bulbs are the same; buried in the inner wing.
The Owner's Manual states, ""NOTICE Do not try to replace the front fog, front turn signal, parking, back-up, tail light, stop light, high-mounted stop lamp of licence plate bulbs by yourself. You may damage the vehicle."
It might as well also state, 'And don't bother trying to adjust the angle either because we've invented a new type of adjustment screw, put it into an inaccessible place and tightened it with Superglue!'
Thanks
Lol, yeah the plastic clips can break easily, especially if they are older. They are also not that hard to replace if you do break a couple.
Thanks 🙏
If your housing is just yellowed/foggy you can just get a restoration kit and restore it for less money and less time than it takes to do all this. I just did mine and it looks practically brand new! I would only consider replacing it if there were physical damage.
What's wrong with the sound? There isn't any for me.
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Tried this. Now need a new transmission.
Old headlights just needed polish
That trick doesn't always work....can't just polish the outside of something that has baked in the sun for more than a decade and expect it to return to normal. There are tons of those videos out there for that, but this is the best video I've found for replacing these headlights.
@@leetjohnson It worked well for my 15 year old car. I used the Sylvania restoration kit.
@@leetjohnsonright. You can restore your headlights and get a temporary nice boost to your headlights. But for a OE lamp on a 10-15 year old car that has been through a couple restoration kit applications... A new headlight assy is necessary.
Great video!