2015 Chrysler 200C Headlight Assembly replacement

[@sct100]

Really a top-notch job in making the instructions clear. And great video work, which captured it well. This is the way all how-to videos should be. Now I feel I can replace mine on my 2013 200S. PS: I love this under appreciated model.

[@Fantomaxe]

Thank you very helpful tutorial.

[@carlhenry9933]

Thank you Joe!

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

Anytime my friend.

[@areject17]

Wth. Helped a lot. I got everything until the end. That really helped me. What a stupid design lol thanks

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

You’re welcome. Glad this helped. Thanks for your feedback.

[@toddbreeden69]

Sir, where did you find the headlight assembly

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

Rockauto.com may have it. Or car-part.com can get you used ones.

[@DiligentDave1966]

Leave it to Chrysler to make stuff difficult.

[@cloudyszn4369]

I just spent 12+ hours trying to figure out why my Chrysler 200 was stuck in service mode after I changed the breaks I thought I might’ve messed up something when doing the breaks and it turns out it was all over a seatbelt 🤦‍♂️

[@DiligentDave1966]

@@cloudyszn4369 All I had to do with my coworker’s Pacifica was to exit the computer and pump the brakes.

[@clifthor2729]

do you have a video to show how to take the driver side fender off??

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

Sorry. I do not. Some of this video will help with that tho. I also know there are bolts along the top lip of the fender just under the side edge of the hood, and the fender is probably attached at the lower rear edge near the mud flap area. It shouldn’t be a difficult job, but it will consume some time as you find the fasteners. You can start with you can see and then slowly look at it to see where it’s still attached. That’s the method for learning how to disassemble something new.

[@jcMarcell]

Did you ever do any head light adjustment? Vertical or horizontal adjustments the screws

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

I adjusted vertically to match height of the other side.

[@jcMarcell]

@@JoesCarSmartsNY thanks for the prompt reply! Is there any horizontal adjustments I can do? My car headlights aim to the right and are pointing into ditches instead of into the road straight in front of me

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

@@jcMarcell I don’t remember seeing any horizontal adjustments.

[@lostrussian2467]

Where did you buy the headlight from? I’m looking at one on Amazon and I’m a little afraid to buy it

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

I think I used Rockauto.com , but car-parts.com is also a good source.

[@WilliamWoods555]

How the heck do you get the red clip unplugged from the headlight? I got it slid back but I’m pulling but nothings happening? Help

[@WilliamWoods555]

6:11 need some help Joe on unplugged the headlight.

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

Okay. I see the issue now. When you pull the red tab backwards, it allows you to press down on the black tab. The black tab is what locks the plug in. The red tab only locks the black tab so you can’t release it without pulling out the red tab first. Sorry, looks like I goofed on the editing a little there.

[@WilliamWoods555]

Oh you’re good. Amazing video. I’d be able to do this with my eyes closed now. I’m still having issues trying to unplug the thing

[@WilliamWoods555]

Is the whole red piece supposed to slide out for it to unplug. The salvage yard I bought the new one from obviously didn’t know how to unplug it either and just clipped the wires.

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

@@WilliamWoods555 The red piece should pull out a bit and click into place. However, it’s not a big deal if it comes out either. You can slide it back it. Once it releases the black tap you can just push down on the black spring tab and pull the plug straight back. I’m not surprised the salvage yard didn’t know what to do.

[@vincentekapusta6514]

Great video! Keep on the 200! Lol! And what took is that your using?!

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

Thanks! Which tool are you wondering about?

[@vincentekapusta6514]

@@JoesCarSmartsNY it’s the one you use to unbolt the 10mm ones

[@JoesCarSmartsNY]

@@vincentekapusta6514 That’s the Snap On CTR-714 battery powered 1/4” drive ratchet. Milwaukee and other suppliers make a similar unit as well. Super helpful for multiple small fasteners.

[@morrison1405]

What a fkn joke.