😆 yea. It makes the job considerably more aggrevating. The worst thing is. Their are 2 up under their. If you get a hold of the wrong the job could be 10 times worse since the light won't come out and you'll have to figure out why. Then you'll figure out you fought the wrong one for nothing. 🤣
Excellent. I think you had the most precise non waste of my time how to video I have ever watched! You got right to it and got it done. Thank you!!
Awesome. Glad to hear. All my friends say I talk to much. Lol
Very helpful, thanks for posting this!
Where did you get your headlight from? And which brand? Thanks.
I'm pretty sure I mentioned it in the video. But they are from Rock Auto. TYC brand Thank you for subscribing!
Have the new ones held up ok do far? Any leaks?
No. They haven't leaked. They are just fine
Thanks Man!
I took your advice and got the TYC’s and it was super convenient having all the bulbs in already. Thanks
that bolt under the fender is a mother !...if it wasn't for that this would be a 20 - 30 min job
😆 yea. It makes the job considerably more aggrevating. The worst thing is. Their are 2 up under their. If you get a hold of the wrong the job could be 10 times worse since the light won't come out and you'll have to figure out why. Then you'll figure out you fought the wrong one for nothing. 🤣
@@angrybeard4673 really thought about using a hole saw to drill an access hole....maybe 3/4 hole ....
use a blue rubber plug to hide the hole ..my truck is blue.....these lens are toast after about 4-5 years and cheap to replace
When I did my replacement I removed two screws that held the fender liner. That gave me a lot more room to manoeuvre and speeded up the process.