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To learn how to take out the headlight assembly of a 2013 Ford Explorer, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKuQYSw-kbY Over time, the light bulbs in your headlights will eventually burn out. If they start to appear dim, it's time to replace them. Luckily, replacement bulbs are not too costly, so they won't break the bank. Having properly functioning headlights is essential for safe nighttime driving. If your headlights are not working, you could be at risk of getting into an accident. Various issues may arise over time, such as a faulty wire, premature bulb burnout, or dealing with corrosion. A malfunctioning relay will result in a non-working light source, and a blown fuse may also occur. It's important to address these problems promptly.
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To take out a headlight from a Ford Explorer, first, pop the hood and unscrew the bolts securing the headlight, then simply lift it out of the vehicle.