Replace Head Light Bulb 2001 Dodge Dakota Sport

Hey guys, just a quick video of replacing the headlight bulb on my 2001 Dodge Dakota.

[@TheJorgecpu]

Nice video like always, the easier way in my opinion to remove the headlight assembly is to first remove the little hex screw located on the bottom corner of the headlight were the headlight meets the turn/running light and reflector that way you can access the turn/running lights without removing the hole assembly to change any bulbs, by doing this you have easier access to remove the 3 screws or to align your headlight.. hope this helps!

[@hybriddyneguy]

Thanks for showing us how to remove the headlight !!!!

[@tredogzs]

Finally, a video of what I was looking for. Thank you

[@tredogzs]

Finally, a video of what I was looking for. Thank you

[@paulcaskey]

Thanks, exactly what I needed. My passenger light is damaged and won't come out, so I needed to know how to do it from the back.

[@captaingreenbush]

Very much appreciated, I'd have been taking way too many things apart that I didn't need to if I hadent watched your vid, also I noticed the blower was a pain to remove all the way so I just pulled it out and it goes out of the way enough to get a hand in there and feel your way around, no tools needed. The truck was a 2002 model, same under the hood.

[@craigswanson2641]

Thanks helped me out showed me the position of the locking retaining ring took me 5 min to change out both I just bought a 1999 Durango thanks again Craig...

[@AlbertLebel]

UHM !!! Ya, it's nice you showed the back of it to know what to feel for but once you know that, just leave everything in place. Just reach in behind there and twist that plastic locking part and pull straight back. Thank you The TexasCoder for a great visual.....

[@MISSUNIVERSE1830]

@@1Klooch yep, going through this atm

[@108Topper]

Once you see how to do it, you can reach around the back and feel your way through it. No way I could have fixed mine without your help. THANKS

[@kennytan8473]

Thank you for showing all this !.a lot of helping .

[@ems2n21]

Your cameraman sucked but the commentator was great.. I'm kidding. Thanks for sharing. Very helpful. Now if I only had small girl hands for just 15 minutes...

[@TheTexasCoder]

Thank you for the comment! Great idea on the hex screw, I will certainly use that when I have to change my bulbs next. That might be this weekend, as one was starting to go in and out...you gotta love vehicles :-) Thanks again for the comment!

[@017ethan]

Thank you for posting that. It saved me a lot of time!

[@TheTexasCoder]

LOL, thanks man, yea, I was fighting that overhead console, and promised myself before I videoed anything else that would be fixed first. Thanks for watching bud!

[@zrfitness9898]

Do you know which one is the fuse for the passengers headlight ??? I doesn't say it in the fuse panel

[@nigelhutchinson5028]

About 7 minutes too long.... Gave up watching in 30 seconds went and just did it without pulling the housings out.

[@glutimous]

By far, the easiest way to change the bulb, particularly on the passenger side, is to pull the housings out. 3 x 10mm bolts, 1 x T10 screw and you can have them out, the bulb replaced and re-installed in ~10 minutes each side.

[@truthteller50]

THanks, but this useless when the problem is getting the dad gum assembly out of the truck. book completely useless.

[@jlb763108]

Thanks for the info...I just bought this exact truck and it needs a little TLC

[@gabemartinez2769]

thank you.

[@thebeastgaming8303]

thanks bros it help me and mi cous

[@outdoorsman288]

Would this work on my 97 dakota

[@jeremywiggins489]

97-04 Dakotas are the same. Also applies to 98-03 durangos

[@07350z]

its been a while ttc

[@rodrigocamargo2226]

I Save time ;)