99-04 Grand Cherokee Headlight Remove How-to

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99-00 Grand Cherokee Headlight Remove How-to I'm pulling this headlight due to a P0441 evap trouble code. The evap can access is behind this headlight.

[@domowens6830]

Dude this was one of the best videos I'm watched like this. Straight to the point and with the tricks needed for the job no bs.

[@niss63]

Great how to. Very easy to follow and it’s a professional..👍

[@briansmobile1]

Glad you think so!

[@kathleencurnow4884]

THANK YOU SO MUCH... this has been an issue with my finacees 02 Jeep GCL - he didn't worry too much about the check engine light, but I have to drive it for a few weeks and your videos helped me "leave it better than I found it"

[@americanutopia9391]

Awesome, my headlight was stuck just like you said. Hit the points with WD40, and presto! Easy fix. Thanks!

[@michaelmccoy6831]

Straightforward, to the point and no fancy smancy crapola.

[@wmweirich]

Perfect!!! THANK YOU! Loved the static vs. dynamic coefficient of friction side-bar, discussion and solution. WD40 worked like a champ. My rig has new lights on it, working perfectly now - and I owe you big time. :) TY TY TY. Onto the fog lights next!!!

[@adrianbustamante3101]

Hey Brian I have a '99 jeep grand limited cherokee and your videos are the most helpful out there! After just recently purchasing this vehicle I have noticed that sometimes when I pump the brakes when I'm coning to a stop my jeep will begin to shake side to side. Was wondering what your thoughts on that issue are and whether it is an easy inexpensive fix or a more expensive fix. Thanks

[@GreggFesto]

Very good video and explanation - I love your how to style - you just earned another subscriber - keep up the great work

[@DENicholsAutoBravado]

The WD-40 trick on metal/plastic unions where it's dirty is awesome. Plus, tons of Jeep cold into my shop. Ya never know when a bulb needs changing. No matter the difficulty it pays the least so time savers are huge!

[@SchmeatMan]

Asked a few shops to swap the headlights out because they offered, but after looking they gave a massive talk about how they would have to pull out a bunch of parts to get to the bulb, I'm going to be very surprised if the replacement is really this simple

[@happy543210]

brian, thanks for the physics refresh... force (friction) = force (normal) x coefficient (friction). so, coefficient (friction) = force (friction) / force (normal).

[@greenscarab2]

Good video. Thanks. I had forgotten how it take it out.

[@anissasoots2623]

Tha is for the video. I figured I could do this myself I was just a little worried about pulling too hard and breaking something. Changed my bulb and I am good.
Thanks

[@briansmobile1]

You're most welcome! Thanks for stopping to say so!

[@supercoupe6288]

definitely will be watching the EVAP, thanks for this video also, great tip.

[@digsafe88]

Thanks! I now own a set of pry bars. :)

[@somagnolia6526]

Thank you! Followed exactly including the WD40....worked perfectly. (bought a pry bar)

[@MrCromler]

great tutorial. Thank you, man!

[@fpvgtking]

A lot better then the cars which have to remove the bumper in order to remove the head lights

[@javamancoffee]

Easy peasy. Thanks.

[@josebecerra925]

Thank you Bryan that was very helpful.

[@agnew82]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@briansmobile1]

Welcome!

[@MrLiquidpoet]

Thanks easy peasy

[@joncgz]

Thank you...

[@Cman1234567890Qwerty]

Just subscribed. Love your positive attitude!

[@sgsrider]

Thank you!

[@briansmobile1]

You're welcome!

[@ThatOneWJ99]

Thanks in advance. Ive done it before just cant seem to memorize the process. 😂

[@simoncharan7612]

Thanks mate

[@briansmobile1]

No worries

[@bigsparky8888]

DITTO TO ALL BELOW...SUPER

[@thedeal1588]

Thank you for the video👍

[@larrycolbert517]

Very nice easy to follow video. Sure hope the WD40 folks sent a little something your way! LOL

[@haroldgeorgeibelljr]

thank you sir

[@RobsPackanShine]

cool

[@zappa916]

dude, im in the market for a jeep grand cherokee what years would you recommend or avoid?
thumbs again as always.

[@wmweirich]

Avoid the FIRST model year change, e.g. for the WJ, that is 1999, etc. Many more technical service bulletins (TSB) - factory fixes - on the first years, in general, and specifically with the 1999 JGC Limited (brakes, drive shaft, brakes, rear-end, did I mention brakes?, lol). Find a site that publishes the TSB's for a year and do the comparisons yourself. www.wjjeeps.com/index.htm

[@americanutopia9391]

@@wmweirich I have a 99 JGC LTD, and I approve this message!

[@clevere1]

briansmobile1 Where did you get the fancy top for the WD-40 can?

[@DENicholsAutoBravado]

It's the only way is see it sold now.

[@3865ron]

Anyone know where the sensor is for the auto on/off headlights is located?

[@DesireeCaroline]

Mine is the Limited 4.7 .. it's on the overhead Nav

[@3865ron]

99 jgc the headlight sensor in in the same bit of plastic that holds the red alarm light. Check it out with a mirror. Sensor is about 1/8 " in diameter.

[@jgeorges3061]

good video and info as always. cheeeers

[@CutterElfquest]

Why can’t all headlight assemblies be this easy?

[@carabela125]

Fundamentals of Physics

[@DENicholsAutoBravado]

When you get them the world is simpler. :)

[@jamesfowler4120]

First

[@danekeeper1]

Ff = μ N......here is da math......in this case gt or = to 0.15-0.3 ......ooooh he knows the precious oohhhh the precious.
man I'm having a weird day.

[@Sl20]

You save my life awesome!!!!!!🔴🤫🫢

[@jimflynn7551]

Thanks Sir