To Replace Honda Accord 1993 Head Light Bulb
11-11-2004, 08:06 AM
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Re: To Replace Honda Accord 1993 Head Light Bulb
According to Haynes (paraphrased where appropriate):
Note - handle the new bulb with cloths only. If you touch the bulb with your
fingers clean the oils off with rubbing alcohol.
Open the hood. If removing the right-side bulb, remove the battery and
coolant reservoir. Reach behind the headlight assembly, grasp the bulb
retaining collar, turn it counter-clockwise, then pull out the bulb/holder
assembly. (The bulb/holder assembly is shown as a right angle holder, maybe
an inch in diameter, bent at a right angle and the wires coming out the
bottom. The collar is perhaps 3 inches diameter and looks pretty flat
against the body.) The bulb is removed by pulling straight out. Installation
is the reverse of removal.
Mike
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote in message
news:uAEkd.20169$6q2.12126@newssvr14.news.prodigy. com...
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any
> information. So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
Note - handle the new bulb with cloths only. If you touch the bulb with your
fingers clean the oils off with rubbing alcohol.
Open the hood. If removing the right-side bulb, remove the battery and
coolant reservoir. Reach behind the headlight assembly, grasp the bulb
retaining collar, turn it counter-clockwise, then pull out the bulb/holder
assembly. (The bulb/holder assembly is shown as a right angle holder, maybe
an inch in diameter, bent at a right angle and the wires coming out the
bottom. The collar is perhaps 3 inches diameter and looks pretty flat
against the body.) The bulb is removed by pulling straight out. Installation
is the reverse of removal.
Mike
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote in message
news:uAEkd.20169$6q2.12126@newssvr14.news.prodigy. com...
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any
> information. So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
11-11-2004, 08:06 AM
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Re: To Replace Honda Accord 1993 Head Light Bulb
According to Haynes (paraphrased where appropriate):
Note - handle the new bulb with cloths only. If you touch the bulb with your
fingers clean the oils off with rubbing alcohol.
Open the hood. If removing the right-side bulb, remove the battery and
coolant reservoir. Reach behind the headlight assembly, grasp the bulb
retaining collar, turn it counter-clockwise, then pull out the bulb/holder
assembly. (The bulb/holder assembly is shown as a right angle holder, maybe
an inch in diameter, bent at a right angle and the wires coming out the
bottom. The collar is perhaps 3 inches diameter and looks pretty flat
against the body.) The bulb is removed by pulling straight out. Installation
is the reverse of removal.
Mike
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote in message
news:uAEkd.20169$6q2.12126@newssvr14.news.prodigy. com...
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any
> information. So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
Note - handle the new bulb with cloths only. If you touch the bulb with your
fingers clean the oils off with rubbing alcohol.
Open the hood. If removing the right-side bulb, remove the battery and
coolant reservoir. Reach behind the headlight assembly, grasp the bulb
retaining collar, turn it counter-clockwise, then pull out the bulb/holder
assembly. (The bulb/holder assembly is shown as a right angle holder, maybe
an inch in diameter, bent at a right angle and the wires coming out the
bottom. The collar is perhaps 3 inches diameter and looks pretty flat
against the body.) The bulb is removed by pulling straight out. Installation
is the reverse of removal.
Mike
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote in message
news:uAEkd.20169$6q2.12126@newssvr14.news.prodigy. com...
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any
> information. So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
11-11-2004, 01:36 PM
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Re: To Replace Honda Accord 1993 Head Light Bulb
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/workshopmanuals2.html
Click on links to
93 Accord manual
Electrical
Headlights
www.autozone.com 's free repair guides likely have the steps, too.
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any information.
> So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
>
Click on links to
93 Accord manual
Electrical
Headlights
www.autozone.com 's free repair guides likely have the steps, too.
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any information.
> So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
>
11-11-2004, 01:36 PM
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Re: To Replace Honda Accord 1993 Head Light Bulb
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/workshopmanuals2.html
Click on links to
93 Accord manual
Electrical
Headlights
www.autozone.com 's free repair guides likely have the steps, too.
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any information.
> So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
>
Click on links to
93 Accord manual
Electrical
Headlights
www.autozone.com 's free repair guides likely have the steps, too.
"Way Lee" <wlee@qualcomm.com> wrote
> My head light bulb needs replacement. I have the bulb, but don't know the
> procedure to change the bulb. The user manual doesn't give any information.
> So I am hoping I can get some help here? Thanks
>
>
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