All,

I recently purchased a 2010 Sebring Limited convertible and would like to "upgrade" the headlights to SilverStar Ultras. The instructions for replacing the bulbs and the diagrams in the Owers Manual .pdf don't even look close to my car...

I can almost reach the drivers side but the passenger side is blocked by coolant tanks and braces. Is there a "easy" way to remove the headlight assemblies to replace the bulbs?

Thanks,

Wayne

 

If you can't get your hands on the bulb sockets you'll have to remove the headlamp assembly. That will involve lossenign the front fascia, sorry.

 

I was afraid of that... Thank you for the reply!

 

what i have done is just leave the wires pluged in and twist the bulb houseing and pull it out as far as it will then just pull the light out of the socket and replace with the new bulb it is very tight but better then removeing the front or if you have a kid small hands i had my daughter do the pasenger side for me

 

LOL, there ya go!

 

That just might work, now all I need is a kid with small hands!

 

I have a 2005 Sebring GTC Convertible; needs both headlight bulbs. I cant get my hands at the sockets with a bulb in my hand. Any easier way to change out these bulbs?

 

There are a couple of screws you must remove, and you also need to remove some of the press-in fasteners that hold the bumper cover in place. Then you remove the entire headlight assembly to get at the bulbs.

It's covered in the owners manual. If you don't have one, download it from chrysler.com.

 

Thanks; I hope the Engineer who designed this system was fired. A lot of work to replace bulbs.

 

They should condemn all engineers to at least six months hard labor repairing the messes they design. Then they might give some thought to repairability. Something like replacement of a headlight bulb has major safety implications and should be able to be done quickly and easily using basic tools.