End Headlight Burnouts: Simple DIY Repairs For Lasting Lights | Paul Ricalde
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2020
- Ever wonder why your headlights keep burning out? You're not alone! Join us in today's episode, where we dive deep into the world of headlight maintenance, offering you practical, easy-to-follow solutions to extend the life of your car's headlights.
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This video is about End Headlight Burnouts: Simple DIY Repairs For Lasting Lights. But It also covers the following topics:
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DIY Headlight Repair
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This man gives me USMC vibes and I love it
I have had such a problem with this very issue on my 07 Honda Pilot. I’m checking my connectors. Thank you!
Thanks Paul you were quicker then I guessed lol thank you 👍🏼💜💕stay safe and be well
Always learning something from you my friend!
great hack, wish I had seen it before changing my 3rd bulb this year.
Informative video, never would have thought about that piece breaking off. It took me about 15min to get my headlight out of my Silverado with more than a screwdriver, knew a high energy guy like you would crush it.
Not sure if anyone gives a damn but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother these days :)
@Yael Milo Yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :D
great tip, good looking out
Freakin love the energy ☮ Oh hi from Australia.
Great video thanks!
That was kool. Thanks for the tip bro..
Tomorrow I gonna do it w my Chevy cavalier. Thank you carnal... For you help.
Hey I appreciate the info. This might help!
Bro, thanks for the info. Have a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan and the driverside tail light keeps blowing. I'm going to go through the process you laid out on my car and I feel this is going to work.
Thanks I'm going to try that
Bro awesome thank you for the video I did everything myself
Dam man thank you for the information got to check that out
Thanks for an easy to follow vidoe, solved my headlight problem. and thanks again, any other problems, i will watch your videos again... thanks again and have a good dayy.. bye bye
Good info.
46k view and only 700 likes, this is crazy totally insane. Well, I just liked the video
A similar issue is present in some chevy silverado trucks from 10 years ago. But the problem there is due to bad grounding in certain parts of the vehicle. Mine had it the passenger side headlight connector grounding cable. It is loosely attached/damaged somewhere further back than the connector. The ground will start to heat up and corrode until it burns out the bulb and the connector itself and the ground wire will start to burn/ corrode back towards the fault if a replacement connector is attached, no matter if it is ceramic. Only reliable fix is to find the grounding fault or more simply bypassing it by attaching the lightbulb ground wire to the body of the car somewhere close in the engine bay or directly to the battery.
Can you do a video on how to remove the "haze" headlights get?
Good video
I'm going to give your suggestions a try. I've had three light bulbs to burn out in the last 3 months.
Did it help?
Same here for my Kia Sorento ridiculous😮
@@pryosliceI actually talked to a Toyota mechanic, and he told me that the 2018 and up Toyota models were designed for LED headlights, not the halogen that it had. He told me to order some Lasfit LEDs. And I haven't had a problem in almost 7 months.
The reason why Toyota sent so many halogen lights out with those models instead of the LEDs they were designed for is because they were overstocked and cheaper than the LEDs.
Dielectric grease... The electrical troubleshooters best kept secret. I always used it when I replaced loose/scorched contacts.
I wish I knew this about 5 years ago... This was my exact solution... When I bought a truck... I did end up having replace nearly every socket of my rear & front lights...
Boss, I need some advice. You clearly seem to know what you're doing and it makes sense. My connection looks similar and i need to press and pull. I used to use halogen and xenon bulbs but sometimes they'd last sometimes thye blow every 2-3 weeks. I now use LED headlights, it just plugs in. If I use two of the same LED bulbs one always works and one doesn't? Why is that? If i use one led bulb and one of a different brand both works? Like wtf? I notice the LED headlights last 3-4 months. Though they should be years. I have a toyota auris 2012 plate hybrid 1.8 hatchback. now, I got it checked by toyota and they said your wiring is fine, theres a cap missing from your headlight which prtects it from moisutre and dust but this version of toyota doesn't have a cap that goes over but a rubber ish thing inside. I replaced my headlights to brand new ones but i'm still have similar light issues? This video seems useful but my headlight clicks into the connector well and I don't think that'a the issue.
Thanks for the video Paul!
Sorry for the off topic question. Do you have any tips for leveling a basement floor? Like all basements with concrete floors it’s not completely level. Half of the basement is carpet with the other half vinyl. I am considering replacing all of it with vinyl laminate flooring and know that it’s not going to be forgiving enough just to put down the standard materials.
You do good work and thought you might have tips on the self leveling compounds and how to address the entire floor. My guess is that I need to get the laser scanning the room and manually mark the low areas. Thoughts?
Disregard. I watched a few videos and it doesn’t look like a job that can be effectively done while working solo.
@@chrisb9960 You likely don't want it leveled either in case of water ingress if you have any drainage.
Thermaseal. Bill Sweeney can do it for 9995.95
Floor leveling compound it's a self-leveling product if you mix it right Good luck gravy work😊
A mechanic charged my wife way too much. Thanks Paul.
From my younger off road days, I sealed every electrical connection on my off road vehicle with silicone adhesive. Keeps water, dust, etc. out and also keeps the wired in place in case of plastic pieces breaking. Yes, they had plastic pieces even in the dinosaur era.
Paul. I hit some large pot holes in my 2005 Ford Explorer Sports Trac Truck. Now the instrument panel goes off and sometimes back on. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this ?
You must have jarred one of your wiring harnesses under your dashboard driver's side unplug harnesses and plug back in😊
Are you worried about the rubber glove melting? i know those connections can get hot, from what i have heard. Also rubber gloves a good idea so no oil on the new lamp.
This is due to extreme vibrations (loose) or most likely bad electrical connection.
I win!! LOL I think I was off by about an hour!! I didn't want to rush you!! Hahahahaaa!
Thanks for another informative video, Paul!! See you on the next one!
Loose connections equals high resistance, which results in high heat and premature failure.
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My fuse that goes to my headlight went bad 2 times this week
Don’t touch the bulb with your fingers too people always do that
Ok watches 30 seconds that me my lamp keeps blowing I'm looking forward to the answer
dont use quick splics, solder is best
Never twist wires to splice. You weaken the strands and could cause your splice to fail. - IPC/WHMA-A-620 Certified IPC Specialist. 14 years in the electrical wiring harness industry.
Dont buy a Dodge and it wont break. LOL