How To Change A Brake Light On A 2002-2006 Honda CRV

Replacing the rear brake light or turn signal light bulb is very easy once you see it done.
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[@Lauramagic18]

I love the way you efficiently explain ALL the details! Thanks for saving this old woman that lives on SS some money!

[@jimthecarguy]

Happy to help!

[@hanskellynogua7110]

Thankyou sir. You explained really well. I truly appreciate this video 🙏

[@DanielFitz-m5z]

Have a fancier model 2004 crv, the brake bulb was a flat base 7443 not a 1157, had a 200 yard walk back to my shop to get the right one, at least I didn't have to drive back to a store.

[@stephenhurd1489]

Yeah why are mine flat

[@AcerArtsOfficial]

​@@stephenhurd1489different country manufacture uses different connectors

[@chrisshort9138]

Yours is likely made in Japan instead of UK like this guys and mine.

[@wyattoneable]

You always do a great job at answering questions before they are even asked because you explain things very well in your videos. I hope you're doing well Jim and family.

[@CaptainYakima]

Thanks! It was tricky getting the 3 push pins to come out, but pushing up while wiggling helped. The rest was smooth sailing.

[@sageoliver8526]

Wow amazing extra information about feedback and filaments re welding temporarily…great video!

[@chrisshort9138]

Make sure your CR-V is UK made or Japanese made, I believe the base for the light is different depending.

[@avrielfernandez]

Great video thank you for making clear and precise videos saved me

[@gabbie7688]

Thank u Jim

[@stevegordon2644]

What tool do you have that keeps the brake pedal pressed?

[@thomastommy1192]

Another great video thinks for sharing it. Thumbs up to you & your videos always. Stay well & safe.

[@chynnamartins6102]

Thanks Jim 👍 Love you Jim 👍

[@bradleynance8810]

Very helpful; Thank you!

[@Tildog59]

Good tutorial thanks I'm doingthis tomorrow.

[@jimthecarguy]

Hope you enjoy

[@stephenzies8867]

Great Job Jim.

[@jockstar1000]

Great video...This is what youtube should be about not cats playing the piano

[@alexhaywood9706]

Jerry knows its possible to create a new automobile circuit with a light bulb.

[@oliversch7271]

Thank you very much. I didn’t need to be a NASA engineer to replace my lightbulb very well explained

[@xing2809]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@itzironlifemiguel186]

Thank You sir, “Honda Crv 2005” Break Light 💯 🙏🏾,

[@migueltorres2198]

Thanks.

[@jimthecarguy]

You're welcome

[@RachelBergman-p1f]

I’d never changed a brake light before today, you helped me a ton! Thank you.

[@markallison655]

Worked great for me! Thank you so much for the informative video!

[@nilolee2426]

Do you have video on a 2004 crv trunk power lock replacement?

[@nathaliealarcon9212]

For the 2006 model I am replacing the 7443 was not one. The 7528 is the correct one ☝️

[@stephenhurd1489]

Apparently every year of the 2nd generation crv has different bulbs

[@terie.2165]

Thank you Jim. You are a great teacher.

[@DailyScriptureDose-dsd]

Great video. Every info is useful !!!

[@duanet5]

What if all three of your brake lights are out? What else could be the problem?

[@chrisshort9138]

Fuse, possibly? The lights all go at once or one after another?

[@lkronquist]

Great video --- nice attention to detail. Thank you so much!

[@jimthecarguy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aireenlaurel5743]

Thank you so much. 🎉

[@LongTimeTTFan]

Thanks a lot, Jim. Very well explained and demonstrated step by step.
Would greatly appreciate if you could give the bulb number/info.

[@stephenzies8867]

Double Filament Is 1157 Single Filament Is 1156 That Bulb Looked Like A Double Plus It Had Offset Tabs So It's Double 1157

[@LongTimeTTFan]

@@stephenzies8867 Thank you.

[@sarahyancey6145]

Great video!!!

[@wmoy8507]

Bad mistake. Touching the glass on the bulb with your bare hand leaves oil on the bulb and it will burn out fast. I been told and learn never touch any bulb glass with your bare hand.

[@edmondironside240]

How does oil on the outside surface of the glass make the filament in the bulb burn out faster?
I don’t understand how they are related.
Maybe the oil could burn and dim the bulb due to the burnt residue?