Pawel

Ok guys. I took a look and it doesn't look like an easy task. Do I have to remove the coolant tank in order to replace my high beams bulbs? Second, Am I correct assuming that the whole thing (bulb) is held by those 3 screws?

songoku

Yes....It's better to take out the coolant tank.. You just pull it out and set it aside. You don't have to take it out whole thing..

Yes... High beam bulb is held by those 3 screws. But you're not thinking about un-screw that screws... You just turn it counter-clock wise....

pianoman41

The bulb mount is secured to the light housing by the three screws. But the actual bulb itself comes out with just a quarter-twist counter-clockwise (as you're looking at it from the back). Check out your passenger side first--much easier to get at and see how it secures in. Driver's side is the same. Unfortunately you do need to loosen and remove the tank (but not disconnect) if you want easier access to the driver's side.

songoku

pianoman is right.. but you really don't have to loosen anything.. The coolant reservoir tank is held by braket, and the tank will easily come off if you pull it towards up.

Pawel

Thanks guys, I will attempt to do it after work. Hey, this is my first mod to my car.... damn how cheesy.... you guys start with headers, intakes and I'm changing bulbs...

Austin519

Pawel:
Hey man that's all I have on mine and you see in my sig what I'm planning! You don't have to do too much...just pull up on the tank and it comes out...then just replace your bulbs. Make sure to remove the wire harness first so you don't have to touch the bulb (baaaaad for halogens) when you pull it out. Then twist and pull...attach the wires to the new bulbs and stick them in there (so you don't have to try to reconnect them in there). The only annoyance I encountered is that it's a total b!tch to put the coolant tank back down in its slot...took me forever.

Austin519