Replacing X-Type Headlamps
Is it as simple as popping in a new bulb? Or is there some aiming involved? The last time I aimed a headlight, it was back in the 80's and I didn't do a good job. Granted it was a 79 Ford Mustang. So I don't want to screw up my Jag. Even if it is a wagon.
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Oh well. I would take it back to the dealer, but I have a good friend who is the Head Service Manager at a Honda dealership. Since the car went out of MFG warranty, he's been reliable and cheaper than the local Jag dealer.
Oh well. I would take it back to the dealer, but I have a good friend who is the Head Service Manager at a Honda dealership. Since the car went out of MFG warranty, he's been reliable and cheaper than the local Jag dealer.



Hye sabbadoo...........check out the X type FAQ quick link thread. This has all sorts of FAQ's there re headlights / bulbs etc as well as others.
Good luck
Jim
no no no. just the bulb.... Sabb,are you asking about changing the bulb or the whole plastic housing?
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he said headlamp (bulb) not the housing
yes all you do it put the bulb in! takes a couple minutes. you have to pull the caps off the back of the lights, then theres a little metal tab you open up like a hinge, and then pull the bulb out.
http://autolumination.com/headlights.htmhas the best prices.
scroll down. x-typehigh beams and low beams are H1 55watt.
yes all you do it put the bulb in! takes a couple minutes. you have to pull the caps off the back of the lights, then theres a little metal tab you open up like a hinge, and then pull the bulb out.
http://autolumination.com/headlights.htmhas the best prices.
scroll down. x-typehigh beams and low beams are H1 55watt.
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