Ok... how the heck do you get to the headlight to replace a dead globe??

Inside the front wheel well directly in line with the headlight is a plastic cover. Once removed it gives easy acess to the back of the headlight.

But Col forgot to say you do need little hands tho hehehehehe

or wheels on full lock & it does help to be jack up Sorry Dean.

LOL @ 'easy access' ...
I'll give it a try tomorrow ... Then I'll find out what type of globe is needed to go get new ones lol

Thanks guys

well i didn't wanna dampen the enthusiasm

Get some Arctic Blue the globe has a very light tint of blue but it is a nice white light & replace both.

Good Luck Dean,

It took me a couple of hours to sort out how to do it?

and being stubborn I did not ask, should have got my son to do it in the first place while we were at his work at Chrysler Frankston.

Once you have done it once it is like riding a bike, you never forget.

Well that was the most awkward headlight globe change I've ever done!

Thanks for your help guys

Teach yu for work'n at night....lol

- Ray

next time will be a lot easier

LoL Thanks

my turn NOW .. what globes do I need .... and if I want to get rid of the amber indicators what Do U recommend ... OR should I do a search? .... as pointed out may as well do them ALL at the same time !!

Check the Operating Manual Dot - says in there what type of globes are needed for each light in and out of the car (Page 114 in my book)... Main Headlight Low Beam is a "H7" - I took the old one out and took it in and just said "It's H7" at Supercheap and the guy knew exactly where to find them! lol (They were low on stock of globes at the time and none left on the shelf- only the "top shelf" stuff behind the counter LoL They only had 1 left

While I was there I spotted the 'looks clear' indicator light that blinks orange - might go back and get it for the front indicators!?

good tip better find the book but H7 is a start !! .... that seems to be the one out .....