What tool did you use to get in there to get the passenger side ballast mount screw off. The top right one wedged in there with only 1" access between metal frame? Is there an allen torx that will get in there.?
How was it taking the passenger side headlight bulb out? Did you take the air filter out to do it. Do you have a video that you said in the video you did both of side headlights
@@CrystalGuzman-h1x i didnt disconnect it i just made sure the car was off. I didnt mess with the engine at all just the headlights. U’ll be good. Dont place any metal objects on the battery tho.
Preciate it. In the process tho I lost one Allen wrench and one screw but that’s on me. Wrong gloves and I didn’t have any other ones at the moment. But overall great video. Thanks.
Hey brother, I just wanted to say thank you for this long sought-after video. You helped me a lot. Those screws lol, are a son of a gun to get out. It's really the angles that are horrible. I followed your steps and was able to save money, plus I completed the job. Thank you. God bless. Ps, I'm subscribing to your channel.
Aye bro I just want to say thank you my wife went to the dealership and they told her each light 340 and another 160 to install both of them. You just saved me from paying 800 at the dealership. I went to advance auto parts picked them up for 150 each and installed in no time. You the goat man.
A relative of mine was quoted $770 to have both headlight bulbs replaced on their 2019 Traverse. The dealer booked the job for 2 hours and claimed the bumper 'had' to be removed to replace the bulbs. I was highly skeptical. After watching a video, I felt very confident I could do it with little effort. Although not mentioned in the video, the screws have a T15 head. I went to Lowe's to get a set of Torx Allen keys but found something even better: a Kobalt brand mini ratchet set that had Torx bits (Model #85232). Thanks to that handy tool, I was able to complete the job in under 20 minutes. I didn't even have to remove the battery bracket bar as it wasn't really in the way. I also used a quality pair of Philips bulbs that will hopefully last longer than the OEM bulbs. The car only has 66k miles, one bulb was completely dead while the other was on its way out. I have never seen an HID bulb fail like that, so the car's housings must be very poorly designed and cause the bulbs to run too hot or something. Either way, you can save yourself over $600 and complete this job in under half an hour.
Hey Everyone if you want to get the bulb with the white housing out from inside the actual lens you will need to push it up at the 12 o'clock direction a little bit and then once you fill it has loosened then you can twist to the left.
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This was very helpful. The dealer told me $400 labor to replace the bulbs this morning. They said they would have to remove the bumper. This video saved me a lot of money! Thanks!!
Dealership here in Hawaii told me it'll cost me $1,500 fckng dollars just to replace one hid bulb. I told them to FCK OFF and went to a mechanic which only cost me less than $200 for the bulb and labor. FCK THE DEALERSHIPS...🙄🖕
My husband changed one side. Taking the bulb out of the house was a day ordeal. Finally was able to remove and replaced with a 6000 light bulb (same brand in your video). However, when placing the case back and testing. It flickers and makes little electric sounds (like an electricity short circuit). Any idea what could be wrong?
Have a traverse at work and took it to a shop to replace the bulb as a side errand. I thought it was a scam when they said it needed to go on the lift!!😂 No wonder the U.S. car industry is a shell of itself. Who the heck would buy this POS that required this much effort to replace a bulb!!
I used to have a direct link but it looks like they switched up their page. I went back on there and couldnt find anything compatible. Might wanna check amazon.
