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Originally Posted By: ralphtrent I used Sylvania Silver Star Bulbs : Purchased at WalMart $38 for a set (total cost $76) High Beam 9005ST Low Beam 9006ST READ DIRECTIONS FULLY BEFORE YOU START NEVER TOUCH A HALOGEN BULB WITH YOUR HAND, THE BODY OIL CAN DAMAGE THE BULB, USE A PAPER TOWEL Step 1: Pop the hood Step 2: On the driver side, to far right and rear of the head lamp, there is a white plate that locks the headlamp into place, just pull it up. Step 3: The same plate is on the left of the headlamp. I could not get the black piece off that was covering the plate, so I used a long screw driver to pry it off. Step 4: Pull the headlight casing out Step 5: Pull off the weather proof cup from behind the low beam Step 6: Reach in a turn the light bulb (I believe counter clock wise) Step 7: Unlock the bulb from its wiring hardness, but lift up on the clasp Step 8: With a paper towel, pull the light bulb out of the socket Step 9: With a paper towel, put the new light bulb in and make sure it locks to the wiring harness. Step 10: Put the weatherproof cup back on Step 11: Replace high beams same way if needed Step 12: Put fixture back into place Step 13: Replace the white plates on the right and left sides to lock the fixture in Here is a tip, if you can not put the left side on due to some black pate that is in the way, get under the car and put the plate on upside down, just follow the radiator all the way up. Step 14: Test bulbs Step 15: repeat steps for passenger side. NOTE: This side is a little tight and the fixture will not come out as much as the driver side did, DO NOT PULL OUT MORE THEN ALLOWED
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2000 Camaro SS Vert - 1983 Camaro - 88 Mazda RX-7 Vert - 2004 Ford F250 Diesel 
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