@ikkons92 We'll keep this in mind if we need to do this on another Jeep Grand Cherokee. To change the bulb you could do one of two things, you could remove the main beam as the video shows, or you should be able to access the bulb from inside the engine bay. You may need to remove the battery to be able to access one of them however. Hope this helps you out.
i got a quick question i just bought that whole new header piece from you guys but where you were talking about the clip what is that assembly called because i need a new one and no one knows what its called if you can tell me what its called/where i can get one too. thank you
How difficult would it be to repair or replace one of the two bottom studs the lamp attaches to? The outermost one has broken off at the plastic it mounts to, and I'm considering jerry rigging a short strip of galvanized pipe strapping and lacing a thin bolt through it to act as a stud, as I've been unable to find what part that is or how much work a proper replacement would take.
A really good video! I tried to replace the headlight assembly on my 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee, but the book I have was not totally clear on how to do it. Following your video I was able to complete the task.
Thank you for this information I have an owners manual and it doesn't Say or Show how to remove the Head Light Assembly.. This Video is great thanks..
Question do you have a Video on how to replace a Melted Heater Vaccum motor line.
If memory serves me correctly, the driver side you can replace the bulb without removing the light. That may be the case for the passenger side as well. But I think, on one side, the back of the headlight is obstructed by the air intake or some other part so removing the light may be the easiest way.
Thanks very much. Very well done.
Jim D
MIMissingsomething 1 month ago
Can you do a video on how to replace the light bulb on this model please?
ikkons92 2 months ago
@ikkons92 We'll keep this in mind if we need to do this on another Jeep Grand Cherokee. To change the bulb you could do one of two things, you could remove the main beam as the video shows, or you should be able to access the bulb from inside the engine bay. You may need to remove the battery to be able to access one of them however. Hope this helps you out.
1aauto 2 months ago
thanks could find how to do this in any of the books!
im2501 3 months ago
cool
intrepiddevildog 3 months ago
i got a quick question i just bought that whole new header piece from you guys but where you were talking about the clip what is that assembly called because i need a new one and no one knows what its called if you can tell me what its called/where i can get one too. thank you
DJSQUILL 3 months ago
@DJSQUILL I believe the proper name of it is a J-Clip. If you bought new headlights from us too. They should be on there. Hope this helps.
1aauto 3 months ago
How difficult would it be to repair or replace one of the two bottom studs the lamp attaches to? The outermost one has broken off at the plastic it mounts to, and I'm considering jerry rigging a short strip of galvanized pipe strapping and lacing a thin bolt through it to act as a stud, as I've been unable to find what part that is or how much work a proper replacement would take.
stormsgathering 3 months ago
@stormsgathering There isn't really a way to fix it. Those tabs are formed on there in the mold while the headlight is being made.
we sell the headlights on our website. Here's a link to them 1aauto.com/1A/HeadLights/Jeep/GrandCherokee/-/-/1997
1aauto 3 months ago
Thanks very helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
taylor28379 6 months ago
THNX A TON!
tongannewsnetwork 7 months ago
Thanks alot! Very helpful!
toridak88 11 months ago
Thanks you saved my live with this video !!
frewi80 11 months ago
A really good video! I tried to replace the headlight assembly on my 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee, but the book I have was not totally clear on how to do it. Following your video I was able to complete the task.
Thanks a lot!
MrValix99 11 months ago
its taken me 3 days to do this. the adjuster screw broke inside the plastic housing. thank you chrysler, you really thought this one through
jakeditz50 1 year ago
ughh this video is a life saver!!!...exactly what i needed!..keep em coming!
snowboard41 1 year ago
Thank you for this information I have an owners manual and it doesn't Say or Show how to remove the Head Light Assembly.. This Video is great thanks..
Question do you have a Video on how to replace a Melted Heater Vaccum motor line.
cosmo144 1 year ago
@cosmo144 Thanks for the compliment, unfortunately I do not have a video on the vac motor line.
1aauto 1 year ago
thank you, been trying to replace mine, i had the grill off and made a mess, thanks for the video
2011s197 1 year ago
Thanks for the video!! Took me 20 mins.
dogun23 1 year ago
@dogun23 I can only imagine how much of the front end I would have taken apart to do this if I hadn't seen this video! Very Greatfull!
gr82bcl3n 11 months ago
thanks for the video
TheSexsar 1 year ago
@TheSexsar Glad to help!!
1aauto 1 year ago
FYI It is a T20 Torx driver, I was mistakenly calling it a "T2"
1aauto 1 year ago
If i want to just replace the bulb is it necessary to remove the entire thing too?
MeteGuebo 2 years ago
If memory serves me correctly, the driver side you can replace the bulb without removing the light. That may be the case for the passenger side as well. But I think, on one side, the back of the headlight is obstructed by the air intake or some other part so removing the light may be the easiest way.
1aauto 2 years ago
Thank you.
MeteGuebo 2 years ago