What is the method for removing car headlights?

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EllianaFitz
07/29/25 3:54am
Method for removing car headlights: 1. After opening the engine compartment cover, you can see the dust cover behind the headlight assembly; 2. Unscrew it directly along the threaded direction, and then you can see the bulb base inside the headlight assembly; 3. Pinch the steel wire clip next to the base, and after the clip is released, the bulb can be taken out. Car headlights, also known as car front lights or car LED daytime running lights, have two types: low beam and high beam. The main function is for nighttime driving illumination. Low beams are used for urban roads with streetlights, while high beams are used for roads without streetlights or highways in suburban areas. There is also a switch between low and high beams, used for signaling or overtaking.
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