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- Aug 19, 2010
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- Location
- Kansas City, Mo
- First Name
- Jacob
- Truck Year
- 1977/1990/1991
- Truck Model
- C10 longbed/R1500 Burb/R3500 Dually
- Engine Size
- 350/350/454
Let's see if I can meet the 89Sub standards for write ups with this one 
I had a headlight go out on me. At first, this job was not as straightforward as I thought it was going to be until I realized that all you have to do is take one bolt out and the headlamp just come right out....
1. Take the silver bolt out using a 10mm socket and ratcheting wrench
2. Lift up on the black, metal retainer holding the headlamp in.
3. Pull headlamp out...
4. You should see three bulbs on the back of the headlamp. The inner most bulb is for the brights, the middle bulb is low beam and outter most bulb (there smallest) is the turn signal. I needed to replace the low beam so....
5. Go to your local auto parts store and get replacement bulb(s). I always buy them in pairs so that I can just do the job once and be done and it's also an OCD of mine if one headlight is brighter than the other
6. Put new bulb(s) in their socket
7. Reverse the process of putting the headlamp back into place
8. And voila....
I had a headlight go out on me. At first, this job was not as straightforward as I thought it was going to be until I realized that all you have to do is take one bolt out and the headlamp just come right out....
1. Take the silver bolt out using a 10mm socket and ratcheting wrench
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2. Lift up on the black, metal retainer holding the headlamp in.
3. Pull headlamp out...
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4. You should see three bulbs on the back of the headlamp. The inner most bulb is for the brights, the middle bulb is low beam and outter most bulb (there smallest) is the turn signal. I needed to replace the low beam so....
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5. Go to your local auto parts store and get replacement bulb(s). I always buy them in pairs so that I can just do the job once and be done and it's also an OCD of mine if one headlight is brighter than the other
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6. Put new bulb(s) in their socket
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7. Reverse the process of putting the headlamp back into place
8. And voila....
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these have done me well for many years so I can't see getting rid of them. I've never had any issues with my Crafstman sets even if they are made in China.
You didn't touch the glass part of the bulb with your hand did you!!???
Big Guy Stuff, like dumbo mirrors! 
