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Replacing Front Bulb In 1996 Mitsubishi Chariot/Spacewagon

  • 01-08-2012 11:37pm
    #1
    shuffles03
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    I'm looking for help/info on replacing a front bulb in a 1996 Mitsubishi Chariot Spacewagon. I'm backpacking in New Zealand and want to change it myself to save money. Thing is, I've no idea how. Any help on the process would be greatly appreciated. Steps involved and type of bulb to buy etc.

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    goz83
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    Pop the hood and you can see the rear of the headlights. You will see a cap connection with a wire/cable coming from it. As you look straight down, twist the cap to the right and carefully remove the bulb and the connector from the headlight. There may be a spring release for the bulb, or it may just twist, or pullout. You will know right away. Bring bulb to any car garage, or most petrol stations and give the old bulb to get your match. Repeat above steps in reverse and turn on bulb.

    DO NOT TOUCH the new bulb with your skin, as this can cause early failure. A clean rag, or gloves will protect the bulb from the oils on your skin.


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