How do I replace the 2003 Corolla Ce/Le Toyto headlight assembly. The information I have found does not specifyl how to get at the bottom bolt.
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You will need to remove the entire front bumper to get at it. It isn't as daunting as it sounds. There is a really great video on YouTube from 1A-Auto that show you how.
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You will have to take the bumper out in order to access the botton bolt located on the sides covered by the bumper, but don't panic the bumper is easy to pull it out just follow all the bolts & clips.
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You have to take the front bumper off. There are youtube videos on the process which I followed. Pretty easy and didn't take that long.
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Unfortunately, you will need to partially remove the bumper cover. This is a video to show you how: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v;=IaauQtb9lyQThe screws you need to remove to replace the headlights are located below the fender. Remove the bumper as much as you need to get at those screws.
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Before removing the bottom bolts, please observe how to re-install them. On the end of the bolts,you will see and find retainers for the bumper cover.You don't have to use any force to remove the bottom bolts. Upon removing the bottom bolts, make sure you take care in removing the bumper cover. You will find left side and right sides retainers where the headlight assemblies are located.After all the bolts have been remove, slide the bumper cover off the bumper.The most important part of removing the bumper cover is to take your time with your job.
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You have to go at the side of the front bumper next to the wheel and unbolt it from there. you have to remove the bumper partially to get to it
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I un bolted everything I could and un pluged the light. I then riped it out with little mucle. It broke the old lights plastic BS. Then took bolt out and clip holding it. I saw no other way unles you take off bumper im not going to do all that! Then put the new headlights in and bolted it down and even the bolt I got off the clip your having problem with. There is an ajustment behind light to ajust after. I ajusted my lights againt a wall and marked the wall and raised or lowered headlight beam each time I drove until it was good... Good luck
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You have to remove the bumper cover. It is not too hard. I didn't have to remove all of the bumper cover screws but it is easier to remove it all. Watch this video http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Pe3xFXx4gWM&desktop;_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPe3xFXx4gWM Or google it.
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It will all fit except the the bottom of the headlight wont directly bolt on just the top two
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I had the same issue with one of my headlights, I ended up putting gorilla tape to cover the cap. I do not know where to get a screw cap I tried chrome shops and dealers. Perhaps if u message this seller he can help?
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Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow... » Read More Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! « Show Less
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Good evening friend, got these sets of LEDs for my Corolla Altis 2013 version and was top ... I even swapped glove door, you are breaking, trunk and roof of the difference was striking to get better without the originality of the vehicle. Recommend!
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I did it an hour and a half. Looks great. Search 3m headlight restoration on youtube to see how the pros do it. I may go that route next time.
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I had similar issue in my Corolla, I had to get this replaced. Any you tube video that you would recommend to watch.
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You'll have to do some custom wiring.. The two smaller twist out plug receptacles for the yellow lights are interchangeable so use the ones from the original light assemblies and simply install them directly into the new assembly. the other wiring requires some detective work by using a tester to identify which wires are the headlights, high/low beams, then cutting off the plugs and wiring them directly to the new assembly wires. The halo rim lights are connected as the instructions say to, to a wire that is hot when the parking lights are on.
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Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the bulbs from rockauto.comhttp://www.carid.com/2007-honda-civic-headlights/dorman-replacement-headlight-34592404.htmlGood Luck ! Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the... » Read More Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the bulbs from rockauto.comhttp://www.carid.com/2007-honda-civic-headlights/dorman-replacement-headlight-34592404.htmlGood Luck ! « Show Less
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Hello Leslie the installation was not very difficult; but more than just the headlights bolts. Please see attached web-site below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJqY1di8uUg
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It is a direct bolt in replacement for the stock lights. This item includes the complete assembly. Just undo the 3 or 4(don't quite remember) screws holding the light in place and swap them out!
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I had the lights about 3 months before they burnt out, both at the same time. I went to a local mechanic and he said it was cheaper to just buy the entire assembly again instead of replacing the bulb (due to price). I just reinstalled the factory headlights because I don't have the money to replace the bulbs every 4-6 months (lifetime of the bulb)
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Just replaced one in my 2011 Ford Explorer. You have to remove at least 4 screws from the bottom plastic shroud under the bumper and pull back to reveal light housing. Unplug existing light and remove the 4 screws holding the light housing. Very easy but not a lot of room to work with. Definitely worth doing yourself to save money a garage would charge you for an easy replacement.
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Hi, I purchased the tail light assembly for a 2003 and a 2004 trailblazer (2 daughters). The assm from the factory leaked water and the wiring harness would fail and the bulbs would corrode in the sockets. There is a part number on the assembly, I recall that you can check on the web.
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I let my mechanic do it for me; apparently it's easy to do and doesn't take very long, first find where the two wires for the rear lights come from the plug and then just connect the two LED's to them in the plug itself, if you're not quite sure what to do just go to your local garage and they'll sort it for you, it won't cost you much, I hope this helps.
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Nope but I found out the hard way that the fairing fits directly on top of the original headlight housing. Then it was a piece of cake. I did however need to get 2 longer bolts to make it work. I just bought the old ones down to the store and matched them up and got 2 stainless steel ones and I was done.
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Real easy. YouTube how to change those head lights. That's what I did. Took about 5 min each. No joke. Easy stuff