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Your vehicle's lights play a very important role, especially when they have an effect on your ability to see the road while driving at night time. Another thing that is as important is ensuring that they function properly at all times. Every now and then, you are going to have to replace the headlights and brake lights. Driving with lights that do not work properly is, needless to say, unsafe and it could result in a rather expensive ticket. If your headlights start to get dim, make sure that you get them replaced immediately. You can do it yourself or take your vehicle to an experienced mechanic for a Ford Fusion headlight replacement.

How to Replace Ford Fusion Headlight?

It is not difficult to replace your Ford Fusion lights. You just need the right tools and of course, the new parts that need to be replaced. Once you have these, you can easily replace the headlights of your Ford Fusion and drive safely any time once again.

Steps to Replacing Ford Fusion Headlights

The first two things you need to do is open the hood and move to the side of the car that has the burnt out headlight bulb. Next, locate the pop rivet fasteners, which secure the radiator cover trim panel made of black plastic to the front of the engine bay and the front bumper fascia. Using a flathead screwdriver, lift up each pop rivet's center part before you pry the base out of the fastener. All you really need to do is remove 4 pop rivets at the radiator cover's front edge.

You will also have to loosen the wheel well liner and pull it back to separate it from the front bumper cover. Also, gently pull out the fascia bumper cover's outside edge to separate it from the front quarter panel. Next, disengage the lower fixing point from the mounting socket. The high beam bulb is located near the headlight assembly's inner corner.

The next step is to pull off the rubber dust cap from the back of the housing, and then gently pull off the electrical connector from the old bulb. Gently push in the end of the metal retaining arm to release it from the hook. Release the old high beam bulb by swinging open the retaining arm and pull the bulb straight out of the housing. Insert the new high beam light bulb into the housing. Wipe it clean using a paper towel moistened with rubbing alcohol before replacing everything back to cover it.

Ford Fusion Recall for Headlight Flaw

In 2013, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that Ford recalled a total of 19,106 Fusion models because of faulty headlights. The low beam headlamp projector of the car may not have cured correctly during the manufacturing process. This may have caused haziness over time and make the lights dim. A crash could be imminent due to the resulting lowered visibility.

Cost of Headlight Replacement for Ford Fusion

The average cost for replacing a headlight bulb is between $59 and $97. The estimated labor costs are between $44 and $56. The price of the parts is between $15 and $41. You can get a personalized estimate based on your specific location and car. The estimates do not include fees and taxes.

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