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Try to flip CDs, maybe they are facing the wrong side :) It happened with me a few times :)

Thanks a lot everybody. It turned out to be trivial :) I just disconnected the wire from bulb socket (just a snap out), then turned bulb socket down maybe 60 degree or so clockwise (it's a left headlight) and bulb just came out. That's it!

you just simply open up your hood and get to the socket of the low beam which i believe is the middle of the three sockets and just twist the socket and pull out and when putting the new bulb in be sure not to touch the bulb with your fingers because they say the oils off of your bare fingers can burn and cause a fire from the heat of the bulb.

I can see that socket, but it's hard to reach. It's the left headlight, so it's directly adjacent to the battery. I was wondering should I take the battery out first or instead unscrew the entire headlight assembly. The problem with taking headlight assembly is that some of the screws seem to be underneath it and also hard to reach.

Hello Everybody!

I'm brand new on this forum. The lowbeam headlight just went out on my 97 SC300. Looks like the bulb is dead. How much of the hassle is it to replace the bulb by myself ? I have a standard (stock) 9006 55W HB4 halogen bulb. I did some search on this topic in this forum. It seams much of the discussion is concentrated on cleaning lenses/foggy buildup/installing brighter custom headlights. I suspect this maybe a very basic operation, but appreciate if somebody give me some pointers on how to do this and things I should be aware of. Thank you very much.