How To Replace/ Upgrade Your High & Low Headlight Bulbs In Your Newer Subaru (Legacy)

[@RoyCampanella44]

Even if you're a rookie and not technically adept, you can do this. I watched it once in 2014; forgot since then, then rewatched and installed my low beam for my wife's 2007 Outback in the middle of a Midwest snow storm--at night. Seriously. His real-time 5-minute explanation translated to my 10 minutes. I also installed the Sylvannia(?) bulb he installed. I used nitrile gloves to ensure I didn't transfer skin oils to the bulb glass.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Glad we could help you out again. Yes wearing gloves is a good way to ensure you don't end up touching the glass part of the bulb. Thanks for watching again and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@TheInverseGentleman]

Just want to thank you for saving me a trip to my mechanic, never realised how easy is to do this sort of thing (especially with how good this tutorial is)

[@chitownpotter]

Just replaced the low beam bulb on my 2006 outback. Took me less than 10 minutes following these instructions. So glad I followed these instructions and not the others that I found elsewhere

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Glad you found our video. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@valeriechartier3640]

I know nothing about cars (that is the understatement of the decade). Instead of taking my 2009 Legacy into the dealership and paying a ridiculous amount of money to do this, I watched this video. I paid $16 for the bulb and had this completed in minutes. Thank you for your clear instruction and empowering me to do it myself!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help with empowering you to do this repair yourself. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@ewanmirylees1663]

Excellent instructive video - very professional. Allowed me to replace the headlight bulb on the drivers side in less than 10 minutes. The last time I replaced this bulb it took considerably longer, especially because I took out the battery. I also did not replace the cover correctly, so it let in water, which caused the light to blow. Highly recommended instructional video. Thank you.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thank you and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment. Glad we could help.

[@tigergreg8]

Glad this video is on here, I came back the 2nd time to review how to replace the bulbs. This video makes it so much easier, THe bulbs can be replaced in less then half the time then staring at it trying to figure out what you do next.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+tigergreg8 Glad we could help once again. Thanks for watching and finding our video again.

[@tigergreg8]

The light just went out in my Legacy today, I bought the bulb, since I tend to like working on my own cars, but wasn't sure how to install the bulb, I don't like the idea of snapping or breaking anything. This video was so well orchestrated that I feel very confident putting the new bulb in. Thanks so much for making this quick and easy for me.

[@mercy796]

Watched this video last night and was able to change the low beam on the passenger side of my 2008 Subaru Legacy. Took me about 10 minutes too. Very clear and straightforward instructions. Thanks!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help you get it replaced. Thanks for watching.

[@crg92]

Wish every youtube car tutorial was this well presented. Great work. Edit: A before and after would of been nice to see a comparison of the standard bulbs comapred to upgraded. 🙂👍

[@SimonDeeakasizmos]

I don't often Like or comment on videos, but felt the need to here! I jumped onto KZbin, hoping for a guide which was at least half-helpful. Your video was so good I felt I could just put my laptop next to my car and it'd do the work for me! Thanks very much from the land down under! Keep up the good work! :)

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Well thank you for taking the time to like and comment on our video. Glad we could help you.

[@RomanBuchok]

Thanks man. The temp here in Winnipeg is -22. Watched the video a couple of times ran outside and replaced the low beam bulb on my Legacy GT in about 4 minutes. Thanks again!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Its been cold here as well 0 to 10 above and a few times negative 10 with wind chill. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@Kiwitakimago]

Great job!!!! Spoke clearly with good camera angles.

[@SoccerFanTX]

Thank you for this vid. I'm at Walmart at 10 pm and no light. This video helped tremendously work replacing driver side!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+SoccerFanTX You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for taking the time to leave us a comment and for watching.

[@overdriven56]

Same car, same year, same color. Perfect! Seriously, great video, well done!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+overdriven56 Thank you. Glad we could help and thanks for watching.

[@jmhabad]

This is very useful, thanks. Can you help with replacing the fog light for 06 Subaru Outback? I am thinking of replacing the fog light with a xenon lights.

[@carrieyoung471]

This video enabled me to replace my own headlight bulb! I wouldn't have known how without this. Thank you so much for posting it!

[@sondrahernandez4317]

My son and I just changed the drivers side low beam, thank you. A nice way to bond!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Sondra Hernandez Great glad we could give you and your son something to do together and bond. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@TFinSF]

Thanks! One of my low-beam bulbs finally went out the other day on my 2007 (after 16 years first of the original bulbs to go!), so decide to replace both sets of high/low beams together. Everything went as shown. Watching this again my only mistake is that for some reason I connected the electrical line to each new bulb before popping it in the housing, which made it somewhat awkward ...d'oh 🤡. Also, thanks to previous commenters who sacrificed their spring clips, which led to me being extra careful not to break mine.

[@davidsoler93]

Dude, thank you so much for the tutorial. Worked exactly the way it did with my 2009 Impreza with the exception of the metal pins. You gave me the confidence to do my first DIY on my FIRST car!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, Glad we could help/ give you the confidence to do this repair yourself. Thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@BobStrasselJr]

Thanks so much for posting this, replaced both low beam bulbs in 5 minutes. Very helpful!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Bob Strassel Jr. Your welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@insubordinator3469]

Finished a replacement in less than it took to watch this video, thanks for posting.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help and thanks for watching.

[@GoPheonix2]

Excellent instructional video. Straightforward and to the point.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Jesse Huggins Thanks and thank you for watching.

[@ToddEdmondson]

Thank you. This will help me with the Tribeca light change. I am putting the PIAA Xtreme white in the truck and I needed to confirm the low beam were the same style and not the more conventional High beam type of bulb. Thank you. The truck requires a screw driver to remove the access panel and I might have to pull battery out too. I hope these new bulbs are a big improvement.

[@MikeCheckStudios]

Thanks for providing these instructions. They were very useful/helpful in replacing the bulbs in my 2006 Outback.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Glad you found out video helpful. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@tigergreg8]

Hi, Just a update, Did the bulb today, and it took me less then 5 min to do. I did the drivers side, and didn't take the reservoir off, I just took the cap off and slid each piece to the side. Thanks again.

[@centurion368]

Great video, thanks. Can you do one on how to replace the fog lamps? I have a 2006 Subaru Outback 2.5i. I can't get to the fog lamp to replace the bulbs.

[@ben.raubenolt]

Thanks for posting this. Moving the windshield wiper fluid refill tube was way easier than moving the battery like the manual recommends.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. Glad we could help. Yes much easier/ faster to move the tube rather then the battery and you don't loose your presets. Thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@mstommie776977]

Thank you, this video showed me how to change the bulb in my 2005 Outback. Your easy to follow visual directions made it simple and fast for to do it myself. Again, thank you.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, glad we could help. Thank you for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@grumpybuttski2532]

Many thanks, you gave several valuable tips while demonstrating how-to. Very thorough!

[@Valkelek]

Awesome step by step guide. Very clear and good camera work. Thanks for the guide.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, glad we could help you with this project.

[@MsLeebee2]

Thanks, Changed my 2012 Imprezza low beam bulb using this video as a guide

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Lee Readman Your welcome, They haven't changed much from year to year.

[@Basih]

Excellent tutorial, saved me the trouble of having a mechanic do it for me.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Awesome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@michaeldelrossi4487]

Can L.E.D. Bulbs be installed on the 2005 Legacy Wagon?

[@den368able]

Thanks boss! Made my first ever DIY repair using this video. You rock

[@josephcahill1684]

Thank you so much for posting this; easy to follow, and the procedure took only a couple of minutes. Thanks for the bulb recommendation, too!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Joseph Cahill Your welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@Zach64612]

felt like an idiot, could not figure out those push pins. thought they were some kind of weird screw. appreciate the video.

[@bugsshiraz]

Thanks DIYguy, much appreciated. Bulbs replaced without too much fuss. Love your work. Greg, Canberra Australia.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, glad we could help even the people across the pond. thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@PokeeIs]

Thanks saved my ass. Took 10 mins and I could drive to work same night

[@forbiddenlove90]

The most helpful video for how to change my headlights! Thank you so much for posting this!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+shelaffs Your welcome. Glad you found our video. Thanks for watching.

[@MarkNF1]

Great video, thanks. I thought I’d have to move the window washer tube but wasn’t sure, and also was wondering why the black tab didn’t unscrew. Very clearly explained.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thanks, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like. Thanks

[@JozefPovazan]

Thanks, this is HOW To ... tutorials should be filmed. Great work guys !!!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, Glad we could help and thanks for the nice comment!

[@katydid2k]

You are the BEST - thanks! (hoping this works tomorrow on my 2007 Impreza - manual says I have to remove battery, hope not!) Update: Success! Thanks to your video, I knew what I was doing :-) Just had to move the clamp/rod that holds the battery down, to get in there. Thanks again!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+katydid2k Your welcome, Glad you found our video and that we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@BonesTheCat]

Thanks brother. I'm a complete numpty with cars. Appreciate your help.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help and thanks for watching.

[@rickthompson3243]

Nice video. Clear directions and great camera views

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@Newhce]

Great vid, but I would make one small suggestion. Don't disconnect the bulb until you've pulled it out of headlamp housing. Also, reconnect the new bulb first before you put it back into the headlamp housing. Why? Because you are less likely to drop it when wiggling it into place!!

[@connergraysen6687]

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[@milorogelio4556]

@Conner Graysen Instablaster :)

[@connergraysen6687]

@Milo Rogelio Thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@connergraysen6687]

@Milo Rogelio It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thank you so much you really help me out :D

[@milorogelio4556]

@Conner Graysen you are welcome :)

[@eitanxful]

Thank you, the description was accurate and the instructions were very clear.

[@bridgetnelson9145]

Awesome instructions! This worked perfectly on my 2009 outback... did it in 10 minutes! Thank you!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. Great, Glad to hear you got them replaced with no trouble. Thanks for watching and leaving us the kind comment.

[@garywillis8737]

Nice video man. I just changed my lightbulb using this instruction and it worked great. Do you know how I can go about changing the Park light bulb?

[@nitrousboy0311]

Thanks for the video man! My sisters 2009 impreza has the same setup pretty much and yo saved her $108 for installation!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. That's great. That's why we started this channel..

[@Parsellsp2]

great post. saved me time and made it really easy to change. Happy New Year to you!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Parsellsp2 Thank you. That's what this channel is here for. Same to you and thanks for watching.

[@toddchapman4105]

Thanks for the video. My left headlight was out and I was able to replace it easily on my 2008 outback. However, the light is still not working. I tried the two new bulbs I had to verify it wasn't working. Any suggestions? Is this a wire/connector issue? Appreciate the help

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, All the fuses good? Under the hood and under the dash. It could be a faulty relay, the DRL module or the fuse block.

[@timmitchell9301]

Just bought an '05 Legacy. Great video - thank you!

[@szampon010]

Hello. Is there any option to do the tutorial with change the bulps from turn signals in front light's?

[@melhaer]

Just replaced my low light using that video for under 10 minutes. Is there another such good video showing how to replace the front parking lights)? Thanks!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. I don't have one of that yet. If I get some free time after the holidays I will try and do a video of the fog light and the parking light replacement.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Hello, yes the process is close.. You won't have to move the washer fill as the bottle is in a different location. You will have a the same covers over the bulbs. The bulbs will be different as there is only one because it has the high and low beam together to remove it turn it like the high beam in the video.

[@squellacarolina]

Could this process go for a Impreza (2013), as well? Need to change mine out so I found and watched this video. Seems easy enough but wanted to know before I started. Thnx!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

It will be very similar, it will be a tighter area to work in. Some find it easier to replace the bulb by turning the wheel all the way one direction and going up though the fender by popping the liner out and reaching up.

[@danecarlson7872]

this is amazingly well made. thank you!

[@SVXdc]

The Legacy shown in this video is a 2005 (as per the longer write-up on thediyguy site). I imagine the same procedure applies up to 2009 models. But sadly, 2010-2014 Legacy/Liberty/Outback models require you to access the low beam bulbs through the wheel wells, by folding back the inner fender splash shield. There are other videos on KZbin showing the procedure.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

That is good to hear, glad i could help. It should be quick and easy. Thank you for the comment.

[@ToeRingAdventures]

Thank you so much...it worked a dream on a 2008 Impreza..you saved me $$ and empowered me to do it myself. Thanks again xo

[@murry001]

Thanks man, made this much easier for me

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+murry001 Your welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.

[@ThePanred]

wow much easier then the last video i watched where he made me go from under the car.

[@BillyBoggle]

Thank you so much easy to follow and informative. Bulbs replaced!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, Glad we could help, thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@AbuserTube]

Good video. Those 12 thumbs down probably came from Honda owners.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thank you. lol could be...

[@munkeeman]

This is the exact car I have and we're having trouble actually removing the headlight assembly to be able to clean it (very cloudy, barely any light coming out). We seem not be able to get it out without taking off the bumper. Any tips?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You don't need to take it completely off. If you undo the clips by the finder and the ones under the grill with 2 people you can just wiggle the top of the bumper off so you can get to the 2 bolts under the headlight that hold it in. Just did a video on clearing the headlights on this car will try and edit and post it soon. As it will show you how to remove the headlights.

[@munkeeman]

TheDIYGuyDOTnet Really appreciate your help.

[@therealmbassy]

thanks for this, very clear directions. made the change today for my 2004 legacy h6. :)

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. Glad we could help and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@ExcellentElla]

Thank you so much! Perfect tutorial. Saved me a bunch of money.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help save you some money. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Yes that's is normal or at least how this one was, you have to pull the air inlet out a bit so you can line up the push pins. It doesn't sit tight up against the air box.

[@UTR1]

Thanks for the video, man. Made my life easier.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Cooper Schuham No problem, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.

[@kallicamaro]

Thank you very much for the instrucktions, much apreciated :)

[@wonkavizon]

Nice video man. I'm heading off to get new bulbs now

[@sonnywhite1717]

Very informative and straight to the point i appreciate this video man.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help and that you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up. Thanks

[@andrewbottari1378]

Excellent, clear instruction and presentation. Thank you

[@rodolfovalladares4640]

HI, i have a concern. I changed my low beam light bulbs with Sylvania ZXE but the light doesnt look right. i can see out of the sides the light bulbs are super bright, but some reason is not shining very well directly in front of me (both lights are working). is there a possibility to have install them in an angle such that they are not pointing directly forward? i checked the front of the light and they seem pretty clean.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Hello, I don't think you have the bulbs all the way in the bulbs should sit in a grove and tight up against the housing. Maybe there not all the way in. You could also park in front of a building or garage door about 8-10 away and see where the lights are pointing.. maybe there to high and need adjusting.

[@niginlittle4361]

You are a legend, great easy to understand video!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thanks, Glad we could help and thanks for watching.

[@swetthog7520]

Great video. Made life alot easier.

[@mattstech5206]

Thanks so much! Very helpful and it definitely saved me time.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@EarlBalentine]

Great video, did you use a iPhone or camcorder to record your video?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thank you. For this video I used my cell phone the original nexus. I use my current cell phone ( now a S5) or my Go pro.

[@neverstopz9045]

Great video, informative and easy to follow. Could you please make one for the fog lights? It looks like I would have to do allot of disassembly to get at it and Subaru says to take it to a dealer. I would rather do it myself, but I'm not a pro so I would like to be educated before hand. Thank you.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thanks, and thanks for taking the time to comment. I would make one for the fog lights but this legacy doesn't have the fog lights maybe in the next few weeks someone will bring one in. It should be as easy as pulling the inner fender well out of the side you need to replace the bulb on and twisting the back of the fog light housing and the remove the bulb.

[@neverstopz9045]

TheDIYGuyDOTnet Thanks for the response. As far as I can tell i have to take out the headlight casing all together to be able to reach the fog lights but I figured I would ask in case I was going about it the hard way.

[@neverstopz9045]

Do you mean I can just go at it from underneath, ie. popping out the plastic tabs on the bumper? Sorry for my ignorance on this and thank you

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Pa Du Yes. You can loosen and remove the center plastic part ( the one if you were to drain the oil) if your car still has it. Then pop the plastic fender liner out near the bumper and reach up and replace bulb. Another way is to turn the wheel all the way to the opposite side you want to replace the bulb on and then pop the fender liner out and reach in that way.

[@neverstopz9045]

Awesome, thanks for the tips!

[@milestone_achiever4634]

Thank you. Mission accomplished

[@douglasbrown455]

Thanks for the video...exceptionally clear instructions! How have those Sylvanias worked out for you?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, I have been quite happy with these bulbs. I have them in each car except one which I tried the newer Sylvania Silverstar ZXE. Which seem good so far. Thanks for watching.

[@HS-sr9ww]

Hi do you know how can we ajust level of the normal lights ??

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, glad we can help and save you a trip to a garage...

[@diegotardel571]

Hello. How many watts the bulbs are??

[@akira1068]

It is definitely harder with the 2010 Outback. Its like they put all kinds of stuff in the way just so you won't want to change out the headlight yourself. I finally ended up having to go up through the wheel well to replace the bulb. Once you get to to the headlight its a test of patience and manual dexterity. To make a long story short this job took me almost 4 hrs to complete. Damn, I really hate screwing in that cap for the headlights. The next time the headlights go out I might reconsider going to the dealer.

[@arthurc3940]

any advice on changing fog bulbs?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome. I would put the car up onto car ramps and use a wheel chock to ensure it can't roll. Then go under the front on the side you need to replace and then remove the couple of push pins and then pull down the black plastic shield / front of the inner fender away from the front bumper then reach up and remove cover and replace the bulb. I will have to do a video on this soon as there are a few people asking this question.

[@arthurc3940]

TheDIYGuyDOTnet Thank you very much, very thorough and informative video. As well as the directions you've provided. Until then, your directions should suffice for my fog change.

[@zachfassio926]

perfect tutorial my dude. thank you!

[@annmedis4449]

Thank you! Great video and easy to understand.

[@teddy07032011]

Thank you! Saved me a trip to the shop (and makes me feel like a pro :)

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You are welcome, glad we could help.

[@chessdude67]

Will it be harder on a Subaru 2011 Legacy? I just saw another video with a guy crawling under the wheel well to replace the bulb! It's below zero here and my low beam drive side just went out last night. Also, those bulbs that you're putting in look like the blueish ones I see on some cars? Is that right? If they throw more light, I would like to upgrade to those. Thanks for the video. Thumbs way up!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Yes its a little bit hard as you are correct on a 2011 you will need to go in though the inner fender on the side you would like to replace the bulb. PITA without a garage. In the car they are a blue/white color the real blue colored ones are HID's. I think there noticeably brighter and I run them in all of my cars.

[@chessdude67]

Thank you for getting back to me. I guess I'll take it in to Subaru. I would like to upgrade to the better bulbs for more light. Thank you again.

[@dieushade]

I have a Legacy 2011 3.6R... No way I could have done this myself... My mechanic had to lift the car and replace from below. Meh, guess I found something that makes this car unperfect... only thing though hehe.

[@chessdude67]

I agree! I love the car. I'm glad I waited because the other low beam went out two nights later! Thanks for the note. Take care. :)

[@daveseid5312]

Great video, big help! Thanks

[@Chapter93]

FYI: The plastic rim/hook that secures the spring (and subsequently the low beam light) is pretty fragile. The install was a piece of cake but the hook snapped off almost immediately after moving the spring the wrong way!

[@christinebudd1547]

+Cody Rogers Had that very same problem Cody. Battery in the way not helping. Wound up having to secure with duct tape, not a great fix. Time to replace the bulb again and not too thrilled with how it's going to go with that tape there now old and cruddy...

[@jackturner990]

How did you guys end up solving this issue? My clips are broken on both sides. W

[@FreshcoGreenz]

Do you have a tutorial for changing fog lights also?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Currently I don't as that car didn't have fog lights. I am pretty sure I have a Legacy GT coming in over the weekend or monday so I will try and shoot a video on replacing the fog light bulbs as your not the only one to ask.

[@MrDWKlug]

I have a 2005 legacy. The drivers side low bulb burns our regularly. since we have had the car, I have never replaced the passengers side low beam but have had to replace the drivers side many times. Any ideas as to why?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Dennis Make sure you are using OEM or equivalent bulbs. Be sure not to touch the glass as the oil from your fingers will shorten the life oh the bulb. Also something to check is your electrical system if you test it at your battery with the car running it should be in the 13.5v- 14.5v range. If its higher you may want to have the alternator checked the higher voltage could be causing the bulb to blow. Also vibration can cause could the bulb to fail. Check and ensure the headlight bolts are tight to the car. Also I would check all connectors going to the headlight for corrosion.

[@publicclammer]

Very well presented! Thank you!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Mike Horton Thank you and thanks for watching. Glad we could help.

[@davidstephens9600]

That was extremely helpful . Thanks for the informative video.

[@matthooper11]

Thank you DIYGuy!

[@kristinz505]

Do you have a video which applies to a 2013 Legacy?

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

I don't.. Next time one comes in I will be doing a video as a few people have asked. Those you need to go though the fender and do it by feel/ reach. Its a little bit harder.

[@bb_in_maine6039]

Perfect tutorial - thanks so much.