THANK YOU!!!!!! The dealer wanted 280.00 to change the bulb, I did it in 30 min. following your instructions, thanks again.

Helped me out today and you don’t even know it, thanks gee

Still took me awhile, I’m newer to working on cars but man this right here helped me sm

And the left?

Thank you so much! Thanks to your video, I saved $400! Which is what my local mechanic wanted to charge for both headlights. Got them both done and took around 30 minutes. Many thanks 🙌🏻.

Thanks for this video. Does having a lot of condensation in the headlight assembly decrease the life of the bulb?

You saved me days of my 2009 Malibu sitting at the local shop waiting to get worked on. Your method is the quickest that I found on the 'Tube'. -Regards

I just LOVE this video and am eternally grateful for Lee Berk giving me this gift!

Great video. Very nice step by step instructions. My oil pan bolt is 14mm for some reason.

Hi, I noticed that the front bumper of this car is slightly misaligned. You can observe it at 0.15 seconds in the video. Have you already addressed this issue? I own the same model, and I've encountered a similar problem with my car's front bumper. I'm curious if it's easily repairable.

song of the minute 1:29??

A socket??? wow

Excellent…thanks!

#KCchiefs or #Philidelphiaeagles

thanks for posting!

The tip about putting on the secondary attachment first was great. Thanks!

Thank you!

Incredible...Puts a new meaning to 'teamwork'...!

Fascinating kudos to all

Chevy really lost me for life after enduring the ownership of an 08 Malibu.

Thanks mate, that made the job alot easier 😁

I don't know you...but you sir...I'd shake your hand. It's a real pain in the a$$...and anybody that makes it easier is a pretty cool dude in my book. Thanks for sharing. Especially on your mother in laws car. Lol.

Works, However the car is 12-16 years old now. Be prepared some of the plastic parts are not has durable. Take the extra 10 minutes to move things slowly and make your own adjustments based on the plastic wear and tear.

This worked on a 2012 LS with slight variations. Plastic fender slightly different. I had a little trouble getting assembly back in place. That little plastic rod that the video says be careful. I said screw it, I am clipping it on purpose and headlight assembly was easier to put back in place. THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO BECAUSE it worked.😊

I do the same but horn does not honk tried 50 times four new wheels tires & senser

Do you know now to reset the oil maintenance light on this model? Not sure if it even have it.

Are all the bolts you took out 10mm? Or are they each different sizes?

Why not go ahead GARY and pull the bulb out ! Mind blown ! You’re welcome

Thanks! I needed this exact info👏

Saved me a lot of time. Thanks!

Thank you so very much

Thank you. Very tight fit but just made it. Bad Chevy, bad.:(

I am fairly handy swinging wrenches and this is by far easier than pulling the front bumper which I've done several times on GM vehicles including a 2013 Caddy SRX. There is no reason to break anything if you're patient and use just a little caution. Thank you for posting sir.

great video can you get to turn signal bulb this way? thanks

lets do it wrong

Not sure what Chevy was thinking with this idea. Headlights are normally an easy fix, ESPECIALLY on American made vehicles. This is absolutely insane. Smh.... Thank you for this video. My wife's 2012s passenger side just went out. Thanks to this video, I know what I will be doing tomorrow. Thank you again

Thank you! Saved me time and money!!

WD40 sprayed those bolts. Came back and they did come off finally. Took about an hour to take apart. Thanks for your help.

90% good video. 10% doesn't show you how they took off 3rd headlight screw to get headlight to lean forward. That s rew is buried under the center of the bumper.

Work smart, not hard good work sir.

This video was so helpful. Did it all in 20 mins ! Ty

I've watched several of these prior to replacing my bulbs. Nobody mentions that the back of the headlight assembly has a plastic "hook" that fits into a slot. The whole thing needs to be pushed down until that hook comes loose and then can be pulled forward. Also, after everything was reinstalled and tightened, my headlights were kind of "cock-eyed." One was high and one was low. I didn't figure that was a concern with all of the guide pins and bolts put into the correct holes. So, I'm going to have to remove everything again and align the headlights. Also, and maybe it's just my car, nothing came apart as easy as it looks in the videos. I didn't have anywhere near the amount of room it looked like you had.

Those clampy things are called clips

Thank for the video! I wanted to see how it started.

It would be very wise to grease the threads of the bolts. As a 20+ year mechanic it really pisses me off ppl don't grease the threads on any bolt, screw or stud. It makes life lot easier down the road when taking it apart again.

My Subaru Legacy 1992; the Bolt that seal the Oil Pan is right in front = about 45-55cm / 2 feet from the Bumper; So, I had changed our Oil every Quarter; bought Bulk-load Oil at 50% of Cost = store for the whole year; and refilled / restocked with new 50% so we/I could have Oil anytime wanted to change at 50% Cost... Changed Oil Filter once annually and Air Filter/ we/I washed them, reused and bought Generic and Changed so often that the Subaru Legacy 1992 Model had original Timing-Belt since 1992- 2018; The Winter Tires and Rims Bridgestone Made in Japan by Subaru last us until now; still in the Garage. Having Changed CV Axes and almost everything was original; I had bought some Parts from Junkyard Accidents Cars and replaced the Original Parts around the Filter-house... It was one of the Best Car ever that cost us only 2000.00 CAD$ to have changed Timing-belt and some Thermostat/Water Pumps and Transmission Flush; that was all... Only Gasoline Cost but was very cheap back in first 20 years,... Cheers Car was stolen in May 2023 So it last with us 31 years and we/I can still drive at least 5 more years with all new Parts replaced in 2019!! 😍 😍 💘 💘 💕 💕 Subaru and Boxer Type Horizontal Oppose Engines.

Thank you I watched your video It took 30 minutes.

Nice! Thank you. I needed a refresher!

Damn... The bolt that's recessed up in wheel well is stuck! Tried a 10mm bolt extractor but all it did was round off the head of the bolt!! I'm afraid to use heat because everything around it is plastic, and it's so hard to get to in the first place, I'm not sure what to do??

This is soooo amazing! Thx for posting!