How To Replace 2012 Mazda 6 Headlight Bulbs | No Jacking Required!
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2017
- How To Replace 2012 Mazda 6 Headlight Bulbs | No Jacking Required!
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Someone need to go to jail for making it so difficult to change a bulb
Very poor design and it took me 2 hours total for both sides and Youtubing it made it even longer. My larger 16" aftermarket wheels didn't help with gaining access to the tight area.
No offence, but this method is mostly for people with large hands, granted it was a bit tight for me, ... i did mine within ten minutes from doing it from within the engine bay.....
If you are planning on doing fog lights (for people with that version) there is a screw right underneath the silver line from the outside (you'll need a Phillips screwdriver).... this is my version goo.gl/images/eiTgfD
I hate changing the bulbs. If the #@$& designers put another inch (2cm) into the engine bay it would be a much easier job!
Parking lights involve the same nightmare. So much easier on my Ford truck than on my Mazda.
If you think this is bad try changing (or even finding) the $6 PCV valve or the O2 sensor.
I am a 19 year old college chick and I had to change my headlight by myself and I couldn’t have done it without this video! THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks for sharing and I'm happy my video helped you to learn and that it worked : )
Same
I too am a 19-year-old college chick but I didn't know about this video so like an idiot I removed the entire engine, transmission and all suspension and steering components to access the headlights through the top.
@@BPoweredLove lmao
@@Jay_Rule Look who finally showed up!
Excellent, specific directions with a clear visual aid. I can't ask more from a UA-cam tutorial
Thanks bro 🙏
Bro. Your video was great! Thank you. Never touched a headlight in my life and got it done cuz of your video
One hour and 35 f bombs later I finally got them! Thanks dude you're a lifesaver
I don't blame you because it's Mazda's poor design that made the bulbs so hard to access.
Thanks this is a life saver!
I have 5 2012 Mazda sixes sitting in my garage!
Each time a headlight broke I had to buy a new car.
This will save me a ton of money in the future!
Frogboy buy a new car?
Yes I didn't know how to fix the headlight so I was forced to buy a new 2012 Mazda 6.
Are you being sarcastic lol
Did you consider having the Mazda dealership or auto places replace it for you?
Frogboy lmfaooooo I can relate
I have four Mazda 6s in my driveway and two in the back yard. Damn headlight bulb!!!!!
appreciate this video so much! felt a bit like watching an old super 8mm LOL
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! Took me 45 min to change my headlight and no jacking. Thank you.
awesome it worked out
Thanks for posting. Couldn't believe how hard this was the first time I change.
Takes too much time. I'd rather pay somebody now.
Dis video helped alot I just saved some bucks right there just did mine 03.25.2019...thanx alot
Thank you for posting this Jay! I have never replaced my headlights before but will be attempting it tomorrow and I know I can do this myself! Thanks again for posting the video. Appreciate you!
Here are some tips. Allow yourself at least 1 hour of time to install it. Make sure to wear gloves and try not to touch the bulb with your bare hands because the oil will make it burn out faster.
@@Jay_Rule Thanks again!
extremely grateful for your help Jay.
thanks! All fixed!
Always!
Thanks for taking the time to do this video. Very helpful.
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Thanks man!!! Save me a lot of money wit this video!!!
Works perfectly fine
I love you tube!!! It teaches you very thing.
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Thank you saved me money and a trip to get them fixed may god bless u 🙏
Great to hear!
thank you so much bro this way to change the bulb isnt easy but is efective :D you video help me so much
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Put the bulb into the housing and secure it with the bracket first. Then hook up your power supply wires. I found this easier. Still, this should be brought to Mazda's attention the way the 6 eats headlights. Mine is a 2012 and I have replaced bulbs 3 times on each side!!!!! Still have original hi-beams.
Mine does the exact same thing. 2011 v6 Mazda 6 & today my passenger low beam went out for the 5th time. Drivers has gone out 3 times already. And I just passed 50,000 miles since buying this car new!
My lowbeam kept blowing.now they not work at all even when put new in.now one my high beam trying go out but when I smck will come back on.in time it be out for good to.idk what else to do but sell.mazda has no recall.im never buying a mazda 6 again
Yes I'm calling the dealer now. i replaced mine 4x this year 2019. I noticed that same headlight that keeps going out light is dimmer. could it be the headlight socket? what y'all think?
Did you use gloves when installing them to avoid oil getting onto the bulbs?
Dude. Thank you so much..f****n jiffy lube wanted to charge $75 per bulb. Saved me some money for sure and satisfied doing this.
Glad to have helped. I prefer to save my time now. It wasn't fun changing those out.
BRO!!! thank you for this video.
My pleasure!
Thanks Jay Rule for taking the time to film this and walk us through the steps!
Glad it helped and one of the reasons why I started a channel
Jay Rule yep, thanks again. Took me only 15/20 min after watching your instructions. Definitely worth the effort!
I think it took me so long because some of my wheel well screws were stripped and I was trying to get the perfect video for UA-cam
Jay Rule haha, I was thinking the same thing. Some of those camera angles must have been crazy hard
Yep, trying to use one hand to film while the other to do stuff with. I also had to put a light on top of the wheel for better lighting.
Thank you so much for this video.. 🙌🏾
You are so welcome!
I could listen to this guys voice all day. Wish me luck I'm going to try this.
LOL thanks : )
I did it myself and they work!! Thanks a lot for the help!
Thanks for this video, i love our 6. It has some challenges like the bulbs but lots of car designs forget about the hands and tools. The bulbs do seem to fail often on Mazdas, our 3 before was every 8-12 months. Had to drive home with the fogs the other night as when 1 bulb goes the other will. Maybe a voltage issue, or maybe just because similar age thing.
Thanks for sharing. Unless you are driving for long periods of time at night everyday, I feel it should last at least 1 year. I don't see how these halogen bulbs die so fast since they should last 2000 hours or 2 years when used approximately 3 hours a day. Maybe it's time to switch to LED if it's compatible.
yeah one went out and so did the other I had to smack it to get it back on
Thanks man you help alot
Happy to help
Thanks for sharing this video. In order to replace the headlight on the drivers side, it is best to remove the airfilter. If not, you should have very thin arms and long fingers ;-)
I had burnout issues on my Mazda Protege5 with the same H7 bulbs. You HAVE TO use dielectric grease on the metal bulb connectors and/or the receiving socket/wire harness to make bulbs last. Works great. I'm here because my neighbor has a Mazda6 with a burned-out headlight. I'll probably jack the car up anyway and maybe remove the wheel to give me more room to work. Thanks for the video. :)
I heard wearing gloves when handling the bulbs help reduce burnout due to oil contamination.
@@Jay_Rule Indeed, you need to do that. But even doing that, my bulbs would burn out yearly until I started using dielectric grease as recommended on a Mazda forum.
Very helpful!
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Muy bueno el video, Aunque le sugiero, aumentar el volumen. Felicitaciones.
Thanks for watching. Yes, I will try to talk louder in my videos.
thanks
thank you good sir
I'm happy it's helpful
very well done
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Thank you
yw
Finallyyy a proper vid
I actually watched another YT video to learn how to replace mine but I decided to make mine own which is easier to follow with step by step instructions and tips.
Jay Rule ya i believe it, I watched a few but yours was the one specific to my car which was great. Still needed to feel it out but definitely gave me the confidence to even go for it so I appreciate it it big time!
All this to change a bulb 😅 guess I got a job to do today
It's poor design on Mazda's part or they just want the owner to take it to the dealership
Simple, im going to the mechanic😂😂
I do that now because it took too much time to replace but I wanted to make a How To video.
Slick
I'm checking around the tubes looking for a good fog light replacement video for the Mazda 6 2012 and ran across this one. This is the first time the foglight has gone out, I cannot say the same for the headlights. Figured I would have a look because once I replaced my headlights the beams look like they're all over the place, one pointing up and one pointing down. I still haven't found a way to adjust the beam direction, so if anyone knows or can point me to a video, it would be appreciated. Make sure you replace both headlights at the same time. One thing that I cannot recommend enough when you replace your headlights is purchase the bulb grease (dielectric grease). It comes in a little plastic one time use pouch and is maybe one dollar. Trust me on this one folks. I bought my 2012 in 14 and replaced headlights in it every year since I have owned it, maybe twice in one year, except for the last 2 years when I threw in the towel and bought the little pouch of grease. I haven't had a headlight go out since then. I tried all of the major brands too, it did not make a difference. The grease is the answer. Putting the headlights in is a major pain in the ass. Spend the extra buck on the grease.
You have to make sure they are locked into the correct position. Test it out before putting everything back together.
Nice job sir! How long from start to finish do you think it took?
I think 1.5 hrs of it wasn't for the filming
Love my 2010 Mazda 6. Only complaint is changed low beams a lot! Other then that, no complaints. 186k and going strong. My friend has 2011 and she has also changed low beams a lot🤔
It's not Mazda's fault that the bulbs don't last long but it is their fault for the poor design of bulb accessibility.
It's there fault for the desige an the bulbs.its how they made it
@@Jay_Ruleseems to be their fault. My civics only needed a few bulbs in 6 years.
I'm starting to think they purposely do this along with other electronics to force you to buy them more frequently@@shadf7902
Very relaxing video
Glad you think so!
Wait. How is changing lightbulbs on a car relaxing lol
Jay Rule Normally it's not, but there was relaxing music and you spoke softly. Instead of just finding a helpful tutorial I found myself just enjoying the vibes. 🤷♂️
Great tutorial. I have a 2009 Mazda 6, and have had to do the same before. Yesterday, I noticed I had a headlight out once again. Thought I would refresh my memory with your video before I did though. I wish Mazda would have made this easier, but at least it is doable. I bet they rack up on that $75 charge though. How did you like that brand and type of headlight bulb. How was the longevity of it?
I think it lasted less than a year. I'm starting to think just get cheap ones if they have to be replaced that often.
@@Jay_Rule
I think you're probably right.
Really that often ? Just bought used 2011 Mazda 6. Even thou mine with Xenon , but still not bright enough.
Is it possible the bulb is H4 instead of H7 ?
hologen on my left side went 2 weeks ago, replaced it a day later now my right side just went.. lol they really got bulb life spot on,, also get hologen basics way cheaper and they last longer.
You can go to Walmart.com for replacement bulbs or go directly to ICBEAMER.COM for replacement bulbs. They are much cheaper than retail stores.About $10.00 a set.
Yes, forget the higher end bulbs. The cheaper ones prob is less risky in terms of life.
300USD to change one bulb at my local Mazda dealer. Thanks for the video!
WHAT?! Are you sure it's not both which includes manual labor? Even that shouldn't cost that much. Where do you live?
@@Jay_Rule I live in Norway. I'm sure there are cheaper car repair shops around, but I had a bulb go out a couple of years ago and went to the nearest certified Mazda dealer to get it changed. After I saw the bill I have done almost everything with the car myself X) They can charge that much because they have many returning customers that just pays without thinking about it.
@@utavtakt9361 I had burnout issues on my Mazda Protege5 with the same H7 bulbs. You have to use dielectric grease on the metal prongs to make bulbs last. Works great.
If this was the first time you replaced the bulb on this side, one thing I noticed was when you were reinstalling the bulb, you had the bulb receptacle with the wiring facing the on the opposite side which caused the clip to pinch down the wiring harness. You can see the before removal at 3:53 in your video, and the after at 6:11 in the video. Not sure if that would hurt anything as the clip had a raised point , but it's still different than what you started with.
These didn't last long, I think 7 months or so and had to be replaced. It's much less hassle to just pay the dealership or mechanics to replace it and save your precious time and not have to worry about installing it wrong.
@@Jay_Rule I get it. I was thinking the very same thing. Maybe a private shop less inclined to charge as much. None the less it was still a helpful video.
Do the high and low beam take different lights or use just only one for both?
ledlightinginfo.com/are-low-beams-and-high-beams-headlights-the-same-thing#:~:text=High%20beam%20and%20low%20beam,beams%20through%20a%20single%20bulb.
I'm thinking to swap them with LED bulbs, I'm not sure about bulb type is that H7 for low beam?
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You got off lucky with those prices. I just had to change a xenon bulb on my 370Z and it was a whopping $100 for a single bulb at Autozone (ugh!). I had to remove my entire front fascia on the Z, then the headlight assembly, then another sub-assembly just to get to the bulb. What a pain. Nice video Jay. ;)
Thanks man! You need to post on your channel!
Found em at walmart for 45
Shop online you can get bulbs for 20
I'd love just give 100bucks a peace for the bulb if they last longer than what they do.i hate my 2012 mazda 6 for blowing all time an hard to change
My 2010 6 is silver just like yours, i’ve had it for five years now and I still think it is one sexy car.
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What a pain in the rear changed mine out but they are aligned wrong gotta fix them both.. thanks for the tips
Do you mean they weren't aligned in the housing with the notch so it's hanging loose?
They are bright, do you get flashed for brights on when you don’t have them on?
Nowhere as bright as true LEDs
I did it !!😃
So damn hard 😓🤦🏻♂️
ikr, takes way too much time. I'm never doing that again because my time is precious.
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When i was changing this light bulb it was for the first time i was happy that im so skinny because i was able to do it from the top 😅
No way lol
Hey lovelies, im planning on changing my 2011 hatch mazda 6 bulbs following this video, but i found mixed info about the bulb type, does anyone know what type is it? Is it H7 for low beam or H9? I've found both around the internet and not sure which one is it. H11 for high beams?
It looks like it's H7 according to Autozone. You can always confirm with your local Mazda dealership.
Started to unscrew the fasteners in the wheel well and discovered several of the cheap plastic things were stripped.
Same here. I'm never doing this again because it's not worth my time and effort.
I think these bulbs burn out fast due to the very small area in which the bulbs reside. Probably gets too hot in there.
Good theory
I just removed all tyres, and could manage take it off the engine too! And finally i was able to change my light bulb!! 🤣😂
I know right lol
Unbelievable effort to change light bulb...I have been burning money on these lights on my 2010 mazda 6...I echo others why the HECK mazda made it so complicated for a bulb to change? I love the car but these things annoying and burning me...
If you think it's hard on a Mazda, you should see what's involved in replacing the bulbs on a late model VW Beatle.
I'm never buying a mazda again.i have a 2012 mazda 6 an the bulbs keep blowing an now not work at all when I put new one in.im done with them when I get mine sold
agreed
Hello.... what's the name of the black part with the wires? 3:54 on your video soon as you open it up.
I don't know the specific part number or name but all of that I assume would be called the headlight housing. You will have to go on the Mazda site or Google for the specific nomenclature.
How do you change the bright light head bulb?
The high beam? I have never replaced it because it's rarely on
Here's my issue though.....how do you make the beams straight? When I change the bulbs, they have to be in the right position in order to clip them down, but after I do that, the beams are going in different directions. Am I missing something?
Once you have it installed, turn on the car to ensure the beam is pointing properly. It's a step that must not be missed.
I love my 2010 Mazda 6. 170,000 miles and going strong. BUT I’ve changed my headlights way to many times. It’s a pain in the rear. I swear I have foam cups holding the light in because I broke that little stupid harness along time ago. Amazing car but damn the headlights are a problem.
I now have 112,000 miles on my 2012 Mazda 6. It's still going strong.
Thanks. 👍
Do you know how can i change F° to C° in this mazda?
It will change automatically when you drive in a country that uses the metric system.
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what do it mean when your headlights go out in a 2009 mazda 6 when is not the fuse or the bulb
It could be the whole light assembly, which will be more costly to replace.
Passenger side cable pinned under spring clip.
good eye
Hey dude , there's a mechanic said mine is H4 instead of H7. So which one exactly ?
(Mazda 6 - 2011)
Was the mechanic from the Mazda dealership or just any mechanic? Mine is a 2012 so I'm not sure about a 2011 model.
How about the high beams?
The high beams are a separate bulbs.
What kind of bulb do you use
H7
Air filter box comes off if you pull it. Much easier.
Pull from where?
Yeah from where lol
i had my head tilted to the left the whole video trying to get under that liner
It's poor design on Mazda's part. It was a total PITA to install. I never want to do it again because it is too time consuming.
@@Jay_Rule you know I am watching this because I have a blown bulb, this is encouraging I must say :))
will this work for a 2013?
It looks like a 2013 Mazda 6 is still the same design as mine so yes. I thought it was the new body model.
Well i found out i cant change my xenon lights this way, instead i have to take off the front bumper and headlights, its just horrible, and ofcourse bolts in the bottom is rotten so i might just let the mechanics do it tho its expensive lol
It's just a poor design by Mazda but hey you saved yourself time and headache. Sometimes time is worth the money.
For HID there is no need to remove the bumper cover and headlight assembly, just remove the wheel liner to access the cap just like for normal headlights.
Sorry to say, but it looks like you trapped the wiring cable underneath the retaining clip. It wasn't like that when you started.
Which side because the bulb went out after 6 months or so and I think it was the right side from driver seat perspective.
It is possible to do this without dissassembly half a car
The only way I know is pay a mechanic. It does save quite a bit of time.
Hey how'd you get the cap off so easy I've made sure it's unlocked but it's not coming off
Try pushing and then rotating. Make sure you are rotating CCW to loosen.
@@Jay_Rule I didn't try to push it I tried prying but I felt like I was gonna break it so I stopped and thank you I just finished up with the first bulb I put the bulb on backwards so that was fun but yeah
@@Jay_Rule thank you so much for this guild I probably wouldn't have been able to do this without it thank you so much
@@Ever1356 Did you finally get the other one off? Maybe a little force will help make it open but be careful. Yeah, this is no fun so now I just have the dealership replace the lights. I didn't want to spend time on it because I can use that time to make a UA-cam video.
@@Jay_Rule yeah I got it off that side was just stuck for some reason the other side popped off just like in your video so yeah that sucked but saved me a bit of money so it's very helpful and now I know how to do it in a bind. Thank you so much!!!!
How do you change the passenger side
The same way as driver's side
The passenger side is different than driver side. There is a white plastic deal over it
Are you sure I didn't cover both sides? They should be mirror copies of each other. What is the purpose of the white plastic cap?
@@Jay_Rule I think it holds the light in
They're both the same.
Just jack up The car, take the wheel off, pull the whole inner fender all the way past the rotor, admit yes, it’s a pain in the ass. The very first time I change on my 2010 6, I busted the inside plastic where the clip holds the little bulb in place. Then had to rig it by taping a small piece of heater hose on the inside of the cap just perfectly so that backs up the bulb tight, clipped the clip just right. A new lightbulb assembly is 250 at rock auto.
Most people don't want to deal with jacking it up plus there is greater risk of injury. It's just a poor design for owner maintenance.
Too bad my mazda is a 2013, because I just saw a video for changing this bulb in a 2014 and it was waaaay easier...
They should design cars with easy maintenance in mind
If you where turned the wheels other direction then would be easier
I tried both directions
You DON'T need to remove the cowling! My son-in-law just replaced mine from the top. It took him five minutes.
Lucky
not true unless you have a flexablity superpower.. this is the only way to replace low beams
Exact same model car? Please make a video to show us how.
@@Jay_Rule Sorry, he is working abroad.
Screws wouldn't unscrew, so I had to pry them off. Also. OEM had the retaining clip under the cable, not over the cable. Thanks for the vid though. PS. Officially hate Mazda.
The wheel well screws are a PITA to remove and install. The trick is to unscrew it and then pry them off. I tried my best to match how I remembered it and to also make it fit as it was getting dark outside and I was getting tired from recording and also installing the bulbs in such a tight space.
Why does the bulbs keep blowing so much after the car gets so man k miles then they keep blowing.does by one know what to do fix it.i hate to trade my car but I'll never but another mazda
I had burnout issues on my Mazda Protege5 with the same H7 bulbs. You have to use dielectric grease on the metal prongs to make bulbs last. Works great.
Did you handle the bulbs with gloves? The oil will make it burn out faster.
Erst den Stecker ziehen, dann die Lampe raus :-)
First pull the plug, then remove the lamp
I wish it was that easy lol
I’m having a hard time finding my light bulb for a reasonable price it’s $100 each low beam light.
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I didnt unplug neg terminal. Now my battery light is on. Whats wrong
Unrelated.
@@BPoweredLove turns out i forgot to plug the air flow sensor
@@SergioTorres-nt1xm I still don't see how that would make your battery light come on. I can see that affecting your CEL high (check engine light). For sure they would throw a code, but not a battery light which indicates low voltage.
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I recommend you get your Halogen bulbs form ICBEAMER.com for the 2012 Mazda 6 or any other that has a problem with bulbs burning out quickly, also can be ordered through Walmart.com , I have multiple sets of lights that less than $10.00 a pair.
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I had burnout issues on my Mazda Protege5 with the same H7 bulbs. You have to use dielectric grease on the metal prongs to make bulbs last. Works great.
After five years of Uber/Lyft night driving, Burning up the wires, blowing the fuses, breaking the brittle plastic on the inside, should I make a video of how I fixed both of my headlights?
Sure why not so we can all learn lol
i just stick my hand from above and do everything by feel one handed
No way bro unless you have kids hands lol
nope, unfortunately I have fat sausage fingers and a wide hand. The driver side is easy, my hand has plenty of room, but the passenger side is a pain due to the cables and the sprinkler fluid, but is still doable. have to do it blind though by touch. There are actually videos of doing it this way as well@@Jay_Rule
I appreciate the info. I remember looking at it first and was like there is no way my hand could reach it and I have small hands. @@mandolinka29
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I bought a 2013 Mazda 6 brand new and I have probably bought a pair of headlights every year and fog lights every 1 to 2 years. Obviously this car has some kind of problem!!! Arghhhh!
Damn! Sorry to hear but shouldn't the bulbs be under warranty if it's replaced by Mazda? I have to admit the accessibility to the bulbs is poor design.
@@Jay_Rule nope! You would think so since they have been going out so often smh. After a while I quit going and found a cheaper place to replace it but its still $75 each time!
@@Janelle.Bombshell I had burnout issues on my Mazda Protege5 with the same H7 bulbs. You have to use dielectric grease on the metal prongs to make bulbs last. Works great.
$55 for a pack of 2 replacement bulbs seems high.
That is the price now is definitely steep
For 57 bucks plus tax you can buy much brighter LEDs.
What brand?
It sucks, but passenger side is easier.
Why would it be easier? It should have similar accessibility.
Biggest pain in the ass I’ve ever encountered with that stupid bracket. To those of you who do it on a daily, I salute you brave soldier
It's a piss poor design for owners but it almost ensures the dealership gets the money for service
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh helllllllzzz nahhhhh ,,, to much work,,, just gonna take it to the dealership,,, thx though
I agree. I made this video as a how to but considering the amount of work and hassle, now I'd rather pay it instead of getting dirty or injured.
Jay Rule funny we got the same car ,, your other video helped though ,, I did that one -- rear lights ,, kind of easy but tricky
I'm planning on getting another vehicle, a SUV next year and may keep this one for 2 more years before trading in for a sports sedan.
I didn't know about this video and stupidly I removed the entire engine, transmission and all suspension and steering components to access the headlights through the top. I also took out the seats, radio, rear wheels and gas tank.
Boost your audio.
My TV is at 50, with my comp at 100% and I can barely hear you.
I use a mic now but hard to do when installing and recording at the same time.
thank you but AAAAAAAAAAAARG !!!! ....
Poor design by Mazda engineering in terms of serviceability. At times I didn't want to make this video and wanted to take it to the dealership but for UA-cam and my subscribers I took the plunge and it took almost 3 hours total for filming and installation.
*sighs* thriws this on while fixing gf car
Success?
Take like 30 min to do this
But did you jack up the car?
@@Jay_Rule no sir all I did twist tire get everything off then I change lightbulbs