John

Can anyone explain how to access headlight bulbs to replace same on a 2003
Grand Cherokee Limited? Does one have to dismantle anything to gain access
to the bulbs?

Thanks.

John

KHanawalt

I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the hood so
you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly out.
Not likely.

You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
KennyH

Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.

KHanawalt

I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the hood so
you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly out.
Not likely.

You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
KennyH

Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.

KHanawalt

I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the hood so
you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly out.
Not likely.

You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
KennyH

Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.

Mike Hall

Replacing the bulbs is easy.. look in daylight and all will be revealed..
access to driver side easy.. access to passenger side not easy.. if, in the
process of initial assembly, the insertion of bulbs was after the placement
of batteries, passenger side replacement would be a whole bunch easier than
it is..

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History is only the past if we choose to do nothing about it..

"KHanawalt" <khanawalt@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20031116101013.01290.00000304@mb-m20.aol.com...
> I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the
hood so
> you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
> plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly
out.
> Not likely.
>
> You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
> KennyH
>
> Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.

Mike Hall

Replacing the bulbs is easy.. look in daylight and all will be revealed..
access to driver side easy.. access to passenger side not easy.. if, in the
process of initial assembly, the insertion of bulbs was after the placement
of batteries, passenger side replacement would be a whole bunch easier than
it is..

--
History is only the past if we choose to do nothing about it..

"KHanawalt" <khanawalt@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20031116101013.01290.00000304@mb-m20.aol.com...
> I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the
hood so
> you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
> plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly
out.
> Not likely.
>
> You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
> KennyH
>
> Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.

Mike Hall

Replacing the bulbs is easy.. look in daylight and all will be revealed..
access to driver side easy.. access to passenger side not easy.. if, in the
process of initial assembly, the insertion of bulbs was after the placement
of batteries, passenger side replacement would be a whole bunch easier than
it is..

--
History is only the past if we choose to do nothing about it..

"KHanawalt" <khanawalt@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20031116101013.01290.00000304@mb-m20.aol.com...
> I'm not positive, but it seems like there should be an access under the
hood so
> you can pull the bulb recepticle out and replace the bulb. It may have a
> plastic cover over it. Otherwise, you'll have to pull the whole assembly
out.
> Not likely.
>
> You can get a service manual at Autozone for under $20.
> KennyH
>
> Horsepower is cheaper than therapy.