HYUNDAI SONATA HEADLIGHT REMOVAL REPLACEMENT 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
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- HYUNDAI SONATA HEADLIGHT REMOVAL REPLACEMENT 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
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Hey guys, in this video we will show you how we removed the headlight on a 2008 Hyundai Sonata. This procedure should work on the Hyundai Sonata generation from 2005 to 2010. It is not very complicated procedure. YOU DO NOT NEED TO REMOVE THE BUMPER COVER.
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2005 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
2006 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
2007 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
2008 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
2009 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
2010 Hyundai Sonata Headlight Removal and Replacement
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Hello ... Is this the same procedure for a 2008 Hyundai azera limited headlight removal ?
I took out the first two and the assembly was able to wiggle but still felt attached somehow. I knew there had to be a third bolt somewhere! Thanks for taking the time to share the tip guys! :)
i was stuck on the third bolt, thank god they showed it 😂
You did a great job - I just can't comprehend the 62 haters. I really appreciated this video !
Great video, no BS, Good verbal description, good camera angles. Insta-subbed
You're awesome man, thank you very much
What is the proper bulb for the high beam light ???
What is the proper bulb for the low beam light ???
Thanks for your answer !!!
Good demo. Short and to-the-point.
That was easy. Thanks for the demo.
I'm in need of replacing my drivers side headlight assembly on my hyundai after a deer hit☹So great to know how easy it is to replace. Great video👍👏😁
Excellent directions, thanks so much!
Thanks to you I had an easy job finding the right bolt for the rear headlight mount, as mine were missing.
Thank you man , your explain was perfect 👌👍🌷
Thanks! Great video without wasting any time. Got the new ones in but passenger side is pointing way too high. How do I align them?
So, I did this recently and the change out of old to new lights went well. However, I have no luck adjusting the direction on the beams themselves. The passenger side headlight shines off to the right and is a little high. I tried using the adjustment screws located on the top of the plastic panel right above the lights, but that did not make any difference. Should I go to my local garage and have them do it?
Thanks Big Help.......!
Thank You
Excellent video!
You guys rock!!! Great video
Great video , but its not coming out. I have removed all the bolts and it wiggles , but not coming out. Any other suggestions ?
thanks
Do you have to drop the b bumper to change the headlight assembly on a 2018 Hyundai Sonata se
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My 2009 Sonata does not have the third bolt as indicated. Something at the very bottom of the light assemble prevents removal. It doesn’t feel like a solid mounting but rather some sort of hook that stops the assembly being pulled out. I worked a while to find the solution but couldn’t my car is a 2.4L I4 engine. The lights assy is otherwise identical to the one shown in the video. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
U should show how to put it back guess it’s same way right?
Thanks ... didn't see that 3rd. 10mm.
Can u make video for same car 09 hyundai sonata limited tcm engine light code
Question, when installing LED light strips to lay on the headlight and it comes with 3 wires a red,black and yellow. Red is for the bright white light and yellow is for the turn signal and black is ground. For a 2008 Hyundai Sonata whwre is the turn signal wire and what color is it so I can connect the wires
How can I remove 2008 inside screw #Auto Repair Guys
Thanks y'all
Hi. Is the 2007 Azera the same procedure ?
if you remove the 2 clips to the air intake duct and pull that out first, it would be even easier.
If you have a 2009 Hyundai Sonata there are not three bolts, just remove the top two bolts then gently pry up while pulling the assembly out.
It’s not easy with the 09’s, they are a pain in the ass
Thanks for this, I had it wiggling but it wouldn't come out. The pry up really helped
how do I change the headlight bulb for Hyundai Grandeaur 2005?
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0:54 "which is very very inconvenient" Yes, this is pretty much what this car was designed to be. I can't wait to sell it.
It is a minor challenge but not with a Dewalt 90 Degree Angle Adapter. Bro, every man should have one of these in his tool kit. I JUST changed out my passenger side headlight assembly in ten minutes.
www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Right-Angle-Drill-Adapter-DWARA50/203867866
@@robtriton I bought one last year, but now I can't figure out what I did with it. Grrrr...
If you think replacing the headlight assembly is tough, try replacing bulbs on the third brake light - the one mounted to the package shelf. Now THAT is inconvenient!
@@kkaucher no no......wait until you need to replace the alternator 😞😞......that was horrible!!
I drive a 2010 and mine don’t look like that
I have a 2009 Hyundai Sonata Ltd and needed to change the front driver’s side turn signal light bulb. I watched the video showing how to remove the headlight assembly without removing the bumper cowling. BUT there was no “long” 3rd bolt. NONE. The assembly wiggled with the two(2) 10 mm bolts removed, and I sure as hell wasn’t going to remove the bumper cowling, so I pushed pulled the assembly out and pulled up and out - and it came out cleanly, NO “THIRD BOLT!” Maybe the smooth talking demonstrator should find a 2009 Hyundai Sonata Ltd and do another video showing how it is done. Me -1; Hyundai Dealerships - O !!
Yeah there isn't a third bolt...
Any advice on doing this? I'm trying to replace the parking/side marker light and I'm struggling with getting out the headlight. I honestly started to think I have to remove the top bolts of the bumper. Any advice is appreciated 👍
The passenger side on mine was a bitch. The interior bolt is even more inconviently placed than the drivers side one. Without the correct tools it's impossible to reach. I didn't have time to get the correct socket wrench so basically I had to break the housing just to get the headlight out. Super annoying and took me half an hour of struggling.
Will a socket with extension work for that bolt or do you recommend something else? Just asking cause I'm getting ready to replace mine on passenger side.
@J.D.-zg5qs Sorry. I don't have that vehicle anymore, and I can't remember the setup. I believe I needed it done ASAP but I'm sure if you have time you will be able to figure out the correct tools for the job.