A broken or burned-out headlight must be replaced as part of regular vehicle maintenance. It’s a simple fix, but you’ll have to pay labor fees if you take your car to the shop to have it done. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could do it on your own on a Saturday afternoon in your garage? You may! For a step-by-step explanation of how to replace a headlight, continue reading.
On a Kia Venga, how do you replace the headlight bulb?
Connect the bulb after removing the bulb cover. Remove the bulb by unsnapping the holding wire. Replace the cover after replacing the new bulb, connecting it, and snapping the retaining wire into place.
Depending on the type of bulb, changing automobile light bulbs is different. Here’s how to replace a headlight bulb in an automobile.
1) Exit the vehicle’s engine.
2. Lift up the hood.
3) Rotate the headlight bulb cover counterclockwise to remove it.
4) Unplug the connector for the headlight socket.
5) To release the headlight bulb retaining wire, push it up while first depressing the end.
6) Take away the bulb.
7) Align the retaining wire with the groove on the new bulb, then screw the new bulb in place.
8) Connect the socket-connector for the headlight bulb.
9) Rotate the bulb cover clockwise to reattach it.
Visit an authorized Kia dealer or service partner if the position lamp or daytime running lamp (LED) is not functioning. Because they can’t be replaced as a single unit, these bulbs will need to be changed by a professional.
What makes H11 and H11B different from one another?
The initial halogen bulb used is frequently an H11-style bulb. These H11 bulbs, however, come in two different mounting types: H11A and H11B. The three tiny tabs that circle the base of the bulb are oriented differently on each side.