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Introduction |
| If you need to replace a headlight bulb on your 2011 Toyota Sienna, you can use this guide. | | All headlight bulbs are certain to burn out at some point, and having working headlights are extremely important when driving. So it's best to replace them as soon as possible. Going to a repair shop just for a burned bulb is extra time and money wasted. Once you know how, it is quite simple to replace yourself.
Just because your headlights are not working, doesn't mean it is burnt out, but may be some other electrical problem instead. A good way to check is to see how many are burnt out. If one of the headlights stop working, you probably have a burnt out bulb that needs replacing. If both your headlights stop working, it is unlikely to be burnt out bulbs, but an electrical problem instead. To double check which problem it is, you can replace one bulb. If it still does not work, you have an electrical problem. | | | Before beginning this guide, ensure that you car's engine is turned off. |
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