How to replace rear taillight, brake light bulb, turn signal bulb, on a 2009-2015 HONDA PILOT 

Very helpful video. Would be even better if you pointed out which bulb was the turn signal and which one was the brake light.

Tip: I used a plastic wedge inside of an old t-shirt and slowly banged it into the gap with my hand. That method worked the best by far.

After the screws are removed, instead of using a fork or plastic rivet remover, you can use a couple pieces of string. Slide one over the top of the assembly and one underneath the assembly and shimmy them up/down close to the studs and pull outward.

I've had to replace the entire tail light, casing and all on my 09 Honda Pilot. For those of you doing this, the most tricky steps would be pulling out the casing, which is shown here, and then pulling out and reinserting the rubber plug that connects the tailight to the power supply in the car. A flat-head screw driver is the most useful tool in this exercise, along with a plastic spatula (I used a rice cooker serving spoon, but be careful not to break it, that would leave you with a plastic piece stuck in the tailight). Also, the sharp screws that are invisible from the outside,but hold the casing in place have a plastic cover that should stay in the car body when you pull out the light. Mine came out with the light. Carefully pull it off from the screw with a flathead and gentle pliers. The cover goes right back into the car body. All in all, saved myself $100 (minimum quote) and a ton of time. The body shops in my area are very busy this summer.

Thank you for showing me how to replace the light bulb in my car properly!

Great info! My wife is going to love me for getting this fixed! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you George for taking the time to make this video. My brake light just went out on my Pilot 🙏

Worked like a charm. Just did My Sister’s left top bulb. 1143. A bit tricky to get the housing away from the body. Thank You!!

Thank you for this demonstration (I am about to change the rear brake bulb on my 2011 Honda Pilot Touring).

Once you explained the pins, the job was easy. Thank you!

Thank you!!! Was very simple to replace after watching your video.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU... YOU SAVED ME 50 DOLLARS!!!

Awesome. Thanks George. Great video

Great instructional video Sir!

Very good demonstration, thank you!

Thanks! Just made the job easy for me.

Thanks for posting. This helps very much.

Great video . Thank you .

Thanks for the video

Thanks for your video it helped me

Thank you. I'm gonna try this on my SUV tomorrow.

Your accent! 😅 so cute and funny

Solid video. Very helpful

Thank you George!

Thanks man, this helped 100%

Terrific video!! thanks

thank you. very helpful

Great video. Any chance of a video to replace the front lights with LED's ?

Thank you!

Thank you. I needed a screwdriver to get the assembly to pop out, but all is well.

Super tu vídeo me sirvió de mucho

Thanks work great

I should thank Honda for making the freaking lens assy so difficult to remove. Felt like Austin Powers yelling, "WHY WON'T YOU COME OUT?!?"

do you have any plans to show how to replace reverse light bulb on a 2015 Highlander. thanks.

Well done.

Hi George, thank you so much and it is very informative. One more question? is it better to replace the bulb with LED lights or just the OEM lights. Thank you.

Well explained

Great video but I’m confused. What’s your accent? Minnesota? Boston? Slavic? I can’t tell and I’ve got to know.

Use a putty knife to pop out back of light assembly

I'm scared to asked why the front end is off on the vehicle.

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Thank you! I appreciate this so very much!!

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