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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / December 2006

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Headlight and stop light bulbs

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ab sell - 12 Dec 2006 05:32 GMT
Hi there,

I have a 1999 hyundai accent. Headlight and the rear stop light (the
rear windsheild lamp) bulbs don't seem to be working.

1) I haven't been able to figure out how to remove the rear stop light
bulb. Do I open the lamp assembly? If so, I removed the screws, but the
lamp doesn't come out!

2) What kind are the original headlights - Halogen or Xenon? Is there a
way to identify them since the stores carry both kinds?

Thanks a lot!
Mike Marlow - 12 Dec 2006 11:40 GMT
> Hi there,
>
> I have a 1999 hyundai accent. Headlight and the rear stop light (the
> rear windsheild lamp) bulbs don't seem to be working.

> 2) What kind are the original headlights - Halogen or Xenon? Is there a
> way to identify them since the stores carry both kinds?

Did you look in your owner's manual?

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Ghislain - 12 Dec 2006 12:27 GMT
The original headlights are Halogen.

> Hi there,
>
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>
> Thanks a lot!
ab sell - 12 Dec 2006 13:37 GMT
Thanks. I looked in the owners manual, but it doesn't tell you much.

The original bulb is kinda pointed in shape and the replacement bulb (#
9004, I believe) is round.

> The original headlights are Halogen.
>
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> >
> > Thanks a lot!
Ghislain - 12 Dec 2006 17:26 GMT
Did you buy the replacement from the dealer?

Thanks. I looked in the owners manual, but it doesn't tell you much.

The original bulb is kinda pointed in shape and the replacement bulb (#
9004, I believe) is round.

Ghislain wrote:
> The original headlights are Halogen.
>
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> >
> > Thanks a lot!
sqdancerLynn - 13 Dec 2006 03:22 GMT
The stop light bulbs usually can be accessed by removing  the inner trunk
panel. If you are replacing the headlight bulbs ?? IF you can afford it
Get the Sylvania ULTRA Stars 9004 & polish up the headlights makes a big
improvement
in visability at night
ab sell - 13 Dec 2006 13:43 GMT
Thanks. How do I exactly remove the inner trunk panel. I did not find
any screws, and I didn't want to pull the panel and rip it. However, is
that how I open it - by just pulling the panel?

As for the headlights, like I said the shapes of Sylvania 9004 and the
original that is in there is different. The original looks like this:

http://www.theautochannel.com/autoparts/electricalbesthyundai/itemk1959_77622lhi
_3.html


Sylvania looks similar but does not have the coating on the top.

> The stop light bulbs usually can be accessed by removing  the inner trunk
> panel. If you are replacing the headlight bulbs ?? IF you can afford it
> Get the Sylvania ULTRA Stars 9004 & polish up the headlights makes a big
> improvement
> in visability at night
hyundaitech - 14 Dec 2006 01:40 GMT
There should be three phillips or 10mm bolts holding the lamp on.  You'll
need to remove a small plastic piece away from the trim panel under the
lamp to access the bolts.  After removing the lamp, you'll need to remove
the four or five Phillips screws and disassemble it.  

Once apart, check the tightness of the ground wire screw.  Often, the
connection gets hot and melts the plastic, causing the connection to be
loose.  I usually resolve this by removing the screw and transferring the
ground wire on top of the socket flange.
 
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