This video is AWESOME I was able to change the light in my mom's car in four minutes, she was very worry and now she is very happy and I regained my favorite son status. thank you.
Absolutely correct! Very poor human engineering here. Almost like they designed the car then thought ‘Oh, we forgot to design access to replace the globes’🥴
Than you. I'm a mechanical idiot and I appreciate the very clear instructions. Good tip on the magnet, didn't have a magnetized tool so I stuck a STRONG one on the base of my 10mm ratchet. Took less than 5 minutes after watching your video!
Great video! I only had a regular socket so I put it over the lower nut and then put the driver into the socket to turn it. I needed pliers for the upper nut because my wrench was too large. Learned a new skill today.
Thank you! I tried looking at it myself and couldn't figure out how to get to it. This video showed it very easily. I followed the steps, done in about 5 minutes. I took the most care in replacing the nuts so I didn't drop them. Thanks for taking the time to make and post this!
Thanks. That was really useful. But I dropped the nut and ended up destroying the boot lining trying (unsuccessfully) to get it back. But yeah, your video was really helpful. Absolutely agree with Sergei K.
Thanks! I fixed my park light using this video. I used a bit of blutack at the end of the socket as I have a large hand and was paranoid about dropping the nut (for the back panel) when putting it back in as my socket wasn't magnetic.
excellent instructions, I did the back up light on mine, a little fiddly, the key is to take your time, mine took 15 minutes, and managed not to drop the nuts.
Could not figure it out without your help. A regular 10mm socket worked for me, not the deep one. For the upper nut I used a 10mm wrench, the ratchet won't work. Also no need to disconnect the wired, just pull the whole light assembly out.
Just a friendly note. Do NOT use bare hands to touch light bulbs, there could be oil or grease on your hand to cause hot spot on the bulb, and it will burn out faster.
I cannot push the light off for the life of me. I don’t know how he does it so way with one hand. Had the same issue before when we had to replace a different bulb. Took it to a shop and it took like 4 guys to get the darn thing off.
Yeah, it was very hard to push that the light housing off. It took me a long time to get it. Like the video said, push inward (toward the car) and also backward at the same time. I would just beat the crap out of the designer whoever designed this crap. It's so hard to get to the screws, and it's so difficult to remove the housing.
@@yingcluk The housing is still waiting for me to yank it away from the car - it's been like 2 days since I removed the nuts. Wondering if I can spray a bit of WD40 to the screws to loosen them - how did most of you guys do it beside using brute force?
This video is AWESOME I was able to change the light in my mom's car in four minutes, she was very worry and now she is very happy and I regained my favorite son status. thank you.
I figured most of us out on my own, accept the housing was so hard to remove I thought it would break. Thanks for the video.
Couldn't figure it out. Then watched your video and was able to replace the bulb in a few minutes. Great. Thanks very much !
I think we need laws to punish designers that come up with this s**t.
Absolutely correct! Very poor human engineering here. Almost like they designed the car then thought ‘Oh, we forgot to design access to replace the globes’🥴
Than you. I'm a mechanical idiot and I appreciate the very clear instructions. Good tip on the magnet, didn't have a magnetized tool so I stuck a STRONG one on the base of my 10mm ratchet. Took less than 5 minutes after watching your video!
Very very good video. The last one i watched did not illustrate the steps. Yours shows every step directly and is very helpful
Great video! I only had a regular socket so I put it over the lower nut and then put the driver into the socket to turn it. I needed pliers for the upper nut because my wrench was too large. Learned a new skill today.
Thank you , I found this very helpful
Thank you! I tried looking at it myself and couldn't figure out how to get to it. This video showed it very easily. I followed the steps, done in about 5 minutes. I took the most care in replacing the nuts so I didn't drop them. Thanks for taking the time to make and post this!
Thanks. That was really useful. But I dropped the nut and ended up destroying the boot lining trying (unsuccessfully) to get it back. But yeah, your video was really helpful. Absolutely agree with Sergei K.
Great advice on sliding the cover open. I popped it the first time and it cracked.. second time was better. Keep creating great content.
Thanks! I fixed my park light using this video. I used a bit of blutack at the end of the socket as I have a large hand and was paranoid about dropping the nut (for the back panel) when putting it back in as my socket wasn't magnetic.
This man is a Godsend.
Thanks for this.
excellent instructions, I did the back up light on mine, a little fiddly, the key is to take your time, mine took 15 minutes, and managed not to drop the nuts.
took two people to get the housing out of its final clip... just had to bang and pull. Thanks!
Thank U.I just changed Mine.I appreciate it.🙏
thanks for the video, bdw where to look for the cap as I lost it
Отличное видео и комментарии. Thank you.
Is there running lights on a Nissan Versa 2008?
how would you replace the front bulbs?
Could not figure it out without your help. A regular 10mm socket worked for me, not the deep one. For the upper nut I used a 10mm wrench, the ratchet won't work. Also no need to disconnect the wired, just pull the whole light assembly out.
For some reason i’m stuck at the white electrical tube when removing the second nut. it just won’t come off and it’s super tight
thank you for your video. I had to do it for a company car and it look complicated until I watched your video.
la verdad me sirvió muy bien el video muchísimas gracias😅😅😅
I can do it. Thank you for Yours shows every step directly and is very helpful.
Hint: Put some superglue or grease in your socket so the nut sticks to the socket when working in tight spaces...
How long did you take to yank the housing from the body?
gracias amigo , saludos de México
Thank you! Very helpful!
A women very proud ;-)
Just a friendly note. Do NOT use bare hands to touch light bulbs, there could be oil or grease on your hand to cause hot spot on the bulb, and it will burn out faster.
Does anyone know what kind of bulb the brake lights use
Wtf? I wonder why they make it so hard to do
Thanks Brother very nice and helpful video.
How about the front headlights pls
excellent video, thanks!!
I have a nissan tiida I tried to change the bulb but it did not work what could be wrong?
thank you! great job man.
Thanks Bro! I use this lesson.
thank you I saved $55
Thank you very helpful
thanks a lot. really helped me figure this out.
Thank you for the help
thanks a lot. Very helpful!
thanks for your help
I cannot push the light off for the life of me. I don’t know how he does it so way with one hand. Had the same issue before when we had to replace a different bulb. Took it to a shop and it took like 4 guys to get the darn thing off.
Yeah, it was very hard to push that the light housing off. It took me a long time to get it. Like the video said, push inward (toward the car) and also backward at the same time. I would just beat the crap out of the designer whoever designed this crap. It's so hard to get to the screws, and it's so difficult to remove the housing.
@@yingcluk The housing is still waiting for me to yank it away from the car - it's been like 2 days since I removed the nuts. Wondering if I can spray a bit of WD40 to the screws to loosen them - how did most of you guys do it beside using brute force?
Thanks for the info
good job
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👍 看一次就會了
I couldn't locate the damn light burb 😂😂😂
Oh. Fxxx Nissan! Unbelievably terrible design!
Yep, absolutely pathetic design!
Light Burrg 😄
what a huge bulb
what a terrible design nissan! 10 MM deep socket to change the freaking taillight bulb... unbelievable.
Nissan purposely designed this way, so people will go to the dealer for this service.
@@kacetechreview4978 yep they can charge you $60 to change a bulb that costs less than $5, they are deigned to rip people off
you have a girly hand.
Thanks so much!