What are the steps to remove the headlights of a Focus?

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VanEliza
07/24/25 2:05am
The steps to remove the headlights of a Focus are: 1. Open the front hood of the car and locate the bulb; 2. Pull out the bulb power cord and socket with the blue coil; 3. Release the handle of the bulb metal clip; 4. Press in the direction of the blue arrow, then push to the right to loosen the headlight clip and pull out the bulb. Taking the 2021 manual Fengyue Focus as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4647mm, width 1810mm, height 1468mm, wheelbase 2705mm, fuel tank capacity 53l, trunk capacity 511l, and body weight 1245kg.
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LeBrady
08/10/25 9:43pm
As someone who frequently works on cars, I have to say removing a Focus headlight is quite straightforward. First, make sure the car is parked on level ground, turn off the engine, remove the key, and don’t skip disconnecting the negative battery cable—this step is crucial to avoid electric shock risks. Open the hood, locate the headlight assembly, which is usually secured by three to four small screws. Use a Phillips screwdriver to gently remove them. Keep track of the screws, as some may be hidden inside the wheel arch. Then, carefully press the clip on the wiring connector and pull it out—do it gently to avoid damaging the connector, or you’ll end up spending unnecessary money on a replacement. Finally, slowly pull out the entire headlight assembly for inspection and cleaning. I’ve been doing this for nearly a decade now. Back when I lacked experience, I once yanked the wires too hard and broke a connector—still cringe thinking about that rookie mistake. The whole process takes about 20 minutes if done carefully for a flawless result.
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