How To Change A Headlight Low Beam Bulb In A Subaru Outback, Legacy, Forester, Impreza. 2010-2014
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- How to remove and replace headlight bulbs. How to replace the low beam headlight bulb on the Subaru Outback, Legacy, Forester, Impreza using the 2014 Subaru Outback. There are a couple of tricks you need to know and Can't Let Her Die shows you the How, What, Where, Why and of course the DIY so you can save your money $. Where is it? What is the easiest way to access it? How to remove it? What is the best bulb to replace it with? Why are others having difficulty? Should I buy expensive , longevity bulbs?
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I always scrape up / bruise my forearm doing this one. Whatever engineer at Subaru thought this was an accaptable way to replace bulbs should be drummed out of the industry! 😂 Good video!
Yeah, its not easy to do without leaving some skin behind. Thanks for the comment.
i have noticed my legacy from 2012 burns out bulbs about every 50,000 miles and it is how many hours bulbs are on for that kills them so jobs that have long days driving in the dark to work and driving home in the dark kill them more and bumpy roads some people drive country roads, and the vibration kills them.
my cap was a bear to unscrew so i put silicone grease on the rubber seal and it comes off a lot easier now.
the passenger side bulb can be easily changed by removing air intake box with two bolts to reach the bulb and you can reach arm in from fender opening it is way easier than the wheel well.
drivers' side can be reached by moving battery over but is not easy to reach from engine compartment you might want to get arm in from wheel well.
i used hella bulbs dirt cheap at under 5 bucks and they held up as well as original bulb but i am trying hella long life on one side and regular to see if it lasts much longer.
I was driving one day, and said to myself, hmm would be nice to upgrade my 2013 Subaru Legacy 's head lights to LED . Well sir, I found your video and now I am not sure I wan to venture into that😅
LoL.. probably best to wait until you have a bulb blow and you have to go in there anyway. Cheers!
i thought about it but don't thing led would work the plastic cap would be in the way and bulb would overheat even if it fi i could not find one that would fit.