##B6 Front Headlight & Tail light Guide! ##

[vupputur]

Hi,
This guide to changing headlamps on an AUDI was great. It took me less than 5 minutes to get done with changing the headlamp.

One quick note though. I changed the headlamp on the driver's side. I did not have to take any screws off. Just the plastic cover over the power sterring reservoir was enough to give me some room to work.

[Driver]

Cheers Rick
Have just replaced both front dipped H7 bulbs, was a breeze with your guide. Do you have any reccomendations for HID upgrades?

[saintsman]

Originally Posted by RickT

Right.... as so many of you have been asking "how do i change the headlight bulbs and rear tails lights... i thought i would throw a quick guide together..

Also... the guide for the tail lights is for the avant... however from that im sure you will figure out how to do the saloon... (just open the lugs covered in carpet instead of the plastic opens..

Open and save/print the PDF to help you!

Enjoy!

Cheers

Rickt


IF YOU DONT HAVE ADOBE READER YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT FROM HERE
Adobe - Reader download thank you

Went through google to find help in replacing n/s dipped headlight bulb after struggling on a cold & wet December morning. I found your thread and promptly registered onto the audi forum and printed off your instructions. All went well after that and had it changed in 30 mins, so just like to say a big thanks to you for your helpfull post.

[RickT]

Originally Posted by saintsman

Went through google to find help in replacing n/s dipped headlight bulb after struggling on a cold & wet December morning. I found your thread and promptly registered onto the audi forum and printed off your instructions. All went well after that and had it changed in 30 mins, so just like to say a big thanks to you for your helpfull post.

No worries mate..

Glad we could of helped..

Rick

[npr190bhp]

Originally Posted by RickT

Right.... as so many of you have been asking "how do i change the headlight bulbs and rear tails lights... i thought i would throw a quick guide together..

Also... the guide for the tail lights is for the avant... however from that im sure you will figure out how to do the saloon... (just open the lugs covered in carpet instead of the plastic opens..

Open and save/print the PDF to help you!

Enjoy!

Cheers

Rickt


IF YOU DONT HAVE ADOBE READER YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT FROM HERE
Adobe - Reader download thank you

hi
rick great file will get on with it better now.
thanks

[bendy623]

RickT,
You are a gentleman and a scholar. I just did my left and right headlamp dimmer bulbs on an A4 2.0 FSI 03. Well posted my man.

[borthwick]

Hi Just joined and finding my way around! tried to access the file attached to your post but to no success - any ideas please?

PS Any experience of water lying in the tyre well of an avant 02 plate?

Cheers

[T-sport]

Originally Posted by borthwick

Hi Just joined and finding my way around! tried to access the file attached to your post but to no success - any ideas please?

PS Any experience of water lying in the tyre well of an avant 02 plate?

Cheers

Have you got adobe reader ?? If not you can download it from a link above ..

[Centurion932]

Rick,

Just wanted to say thank you so much for the info on the headlight bulb change - I got it sorted and spared myself the trouble and expense of going to Audi to get it done for £55 +VAT!

Just for info, on my A4 Cab, there was only one torque screw to loosen in the engine compartment - I looked for another one for ages, but couldn't find it. As it turned out, everything was fine by taking out the top 2 and just loosening the single fastening point I found. I thought maybe other Cab owners might find that useful.

Anyway - thanks again mate; especially for taking the time to put photos on as illustrations - very helpful indeed.

Centurion 932

[RickT]

Originally Posted by Centurion932

Rick,

Just wanted to say thank you so much for the info on the headlight bulb change - I got it sorted and spared myself the trouble and expense of going to Audi to get it done for £55 +VAT!

Just for info, on my A4 Cab, there was only one torque screw to loosen in the engine compartment - I looked for another one for ages, but couldn't find it. As it turned out, everything was fine by taking out the top 2 and just loosening the single fastening point I found. I thought maybe other Cab owners might find that useful.

Anyway - thanks again mate; especially for taking the time to put photos on as illustrations - very helpful indeed.

Centurion 932

glad you gort it sorted!

Rick