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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / December 2006

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Mazda Mazda6 Replacing the low beam headlight

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paul.esposito@comcast.net - 06 Dec 2006 15:50 GMT
Does anyone know how to change the head light on a Mazda 6.  I
attempted to figure it out on my own, but couldn't do it.  For the most
part it looks like a sealed assembly from the front.  My hunch is I
need to go in from the back, but can't find how to release the assembly
to get room to manuever or if there is even a way to do it from the
back.

If anyone knows the process and cares to share I would appreciate it.

Thanks
paul.esposito@comcast.net - 08 Dec 2006 06:29 GMT
> Does anyone know how to change the head light on a Mazda 6.  I
> attempted to figure it out on my own, but couldn't do it.  For the most
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> Thanks

Okay, so a little more work and I figured it out.  The owners manual
says take it to the dealership to change, and that might be good advise
for some.  I was minutes away myself when someone gave me a tip.  So to
change the light bulbs on the headlights:

Open the hood, directly behind the light you want to change at the back
of the Headlight assembly are caps to each bulb.  I removed the cap and
pulled it out, I then looked inskde the hole and I could see a tension
latch, I released that and then was able to wiggle the bulb out.  From
there I did the replacement.

Overall this was not easy, my hand hardly fit.  So you have no room to
manuver.  I basically could only get 2 fingers on the bulb to wiggle it
back into place.

Hope this helps someone.
 
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