Easiest way to change low beam bulbs

Hi guys

What is the easiest way to take out the low beam bulbs? Looks pretty involved no matter what way I go. Any help appreciate thanks

not too hard, headlight is up (obviously), then remove the 4 screws that hold the black housing around the light in, then the headlight should come straight out.

MRTurbo

not too hard, headlight is up (obviously), then remove the 4 screws that hold the black housing around the light in, then the headlight should come straight out.

 
After you undo the screws holding the chrome surround around the front of the lamp as well.

I should also have mentioned, it is also a good idea to remove the RTR fuse from the frunk box before starting the job.

One less than it does the number of solicitors

^I changed mine to 'legit' Raybrigs a while back...best thing I ever did for night time hills blasts (inc Raybrig globes :)). Even on low beam it lights up the road a decent distance ahead and wide too. I've no need for HID really. Makes the output from the fog lights look like candles. 

My old original sealed beams were 55/60W and had deteriorated so much the lights were shiiit.
 
When updating, no need for higher power globes, they can fry your dipper switch contacts anyway, even with heavier wiring unless you also fit dedicated H/lamp relays.
 
Forget the Ebay 'cheapies', and update to high quality quartz (expensive) semi-sealed lens/reflectors with quality (expensive ) halogen globes to dramatically improve the brightness as well as having the modern sharp beam cutoff rising up on the left on dip.
This can be achieved with globes of the same power rating (50/65W) that means no mod is needed to the wiring.
 
When I updated mine in this way I found that high beams were so bright that I couldn't  tell whether my OEM driving lights were switched on or not.
The total cost of the conversion was about $200 and was the best money I ever spent on the car.
 
 
 
 

Get raybrigs :D