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Did your headlight on your jeep recently stop working? Use this guide to replace the headlight and get driving once again.
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Locate the two gray latches on either side of the hood near the headlights.
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Pull the latches away from the hood to release the latches.
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Reach under the hood and push the lever left to right. You should now be able to lift the hood.
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Prop open the hood by inserting the support rod into the designated hole on the underside of the hood.
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Locate all six push on fasteners on the top of the grill.
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Use a flathead screwdriver to pry up the fasteners, and make sure you put the screws somewhere safe.
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Locate right and left blinker lights under the fenders.
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Twist blinker light toward the ground, and make sure you pull the bulb out carefully.
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Make sure all fasteners are removed from top of the grill, and the top of the grill is loose.
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Firmly pull the bottom of the grill until the grill disconnects from the jeep.
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Locate the 4 screws holding the headlight in place.
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Use a star bit screwdriver to unscrew the .164-18 x .625 mm star bit screws around the headlight, and make sure you place screws somewhere safe.
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Use your hands to carefully remove silver ring from the headlight.
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Locate red tab on the headlight plug connector, and push it away from the headlight.
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Firmly pull the connector away from headlight to remove.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Could Jeep make it more difficult to do simple maintenance? I doubt it!
What is that green connector called? I’m having trouble putting new lights because none of the converters fit.
What it is the recommended torque to screw it back?
This is a fantastic guide.
