Just because I have a bug up my ass about this, I decided to make a point.
How to change a 1993 YJ headlight, a thread.
Time taken- 12:17 to 12:24
On a headlight that hasn't been touched in ten years.
Step 1: assess your old ass Jeep- look him square in the eye- https://twitter.com/JnxOuaquaga/status/1316719619487363079
How to change a 1993 YJ headlight, a thread.
Time taken- 12:17 to 12:24
On a headlight that hasn't been touched in ten years.
Step 1: assess your old ass Jeep- look him square in the eye- https://twitter.com/JnxOuaquaga/status/1316719619487363079
Step 2: Unscrew that bastard. Phillips head. Magnetic is best.
This bezel is often plastic- be careful it doesn't snap in cold weather.
Look! His eye is n a k e y!
This bezel is often plastic- be careful it doesn't snap in cold weather.
Look! His eye is n a k e y!
Step 3:
The next four screws. These four are actually holding in the lamp, so be careful it doesn't just fall out on you.
White arrows are pointing at the screws and a bonus cock, for your enjoyment.
Red circle indicates your lamp aiming screw- leave it be.
The next four screws. These four are actually holding in the lamp, so be careful it doesn't just fall out on you.
White arrows are pointing at the screws and a bonus cock, for your enjoyment.
Red circle indicates your lamp aiming screw- leave it be.
Step 4: Assess your removed bits. Have you got them all? 4 screws and two bezels removed, revealing an exposed lamp.
Step 5:
Unplug the fucking lamp.
Plug the new one the fuck in.
Check that the new light works on both dim and high beam.
Unplug the fucking lamp.
Plug the new one the fuck in.
Check that the new light works on both dim and high beam.