GM 9441732
Bulb & Socket, Green Line

The procedure to replace your 9006 Low Beam headlamp bulb requires first shutting the lamp switch off and waiting for bulb cooling. Eye protection must be worn at all times while you should grip the bulb at its base and never touch the glass part of the bulb and maintain its cleanliness and dryness. The removal of the upper filler panel allows access to the back of the headlamp panel housing where the outer headlamp bulb can be loosened by rotating it counter-clockwise 45 degrees. The electrical connector must be detached from the bulb before discarding the faulty bulb. Handling the new bulb should avoid touching it while also protecting it from coming into contact with either oil or moisture since this combination results in explosion when you turn the lamp on. A suitable degreaser combined with alcohol can clean the bulb which should then be dried after cleaning. Secure the new headlamp bulb in the headlamp capsule by connecting its electrical connector and twisting it by 45 degrees clockwise. The installation process ends by reattaching the upper filler panel.

Service of the headlamp bulb requires you to start by taking out the headlamp. Begin the headlamp bulb service by pressing on the top lever tab of the cover which will slide down so inspect the halogen bulb caution. Move past the headlamp to take out both the socket along with the bulb before you detach the bulb from its socket. Installation should start by inserting the bulb into the socket after which you need to place the socket-and-bulb assembly into the headlamp. The installation process ends with headlamp cover locking while ensuring the lever tab remains correctly connected before returning the assembly to its place.

Before you replace any part of the headlamp system turn off the headlamp switch and set the ignition switch to the LOCK position. First disconnect the lamp electrical connectors and pull up both headlamp retainers before taking out the headlamp assembly from the vehicle. Be cautious with the halogen bulb due to its pressurized gas; handle the glass delicately while keeping the lamp surface both dry and clean to prevent gas explosion when activating it. To disconnect the bulb turn it a quarter counterclockwise. To replace the bulbs insert them 1/4 turn clockwise then align the headlamp connectors and put back the assembly pieces utilizing retainers by pushing them down and inward. Wear protective eyewear when handling the bulbs and follow correct rules to discard them safely.

Start the replacement of the impala's headlamp bulb by first opening the hood followed by removing the radiator air baffle. Use gentle hands to maintain the headlamp lens while you detach the retainers next. When you ease up the retainers they will let go of the upper fascia support so you can take out the headlamp from its slots. Detach the headlamp electrical connector before removing the headlamp from the vehicle. The rubber access cover should be removed from the headlamp after observing the halogen bulb caution. First disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb/socket before removing the bulb/socket by turning it counterclockwise. To perform installation connect the electrical connector to the bulb/socket then proceed with clockwise rotation to finalize the operation. Replace the rubber access cover before joining the electrical connector to the headlamp unit while placing the headlamp into its correct position in the upper fascia support. Reading and appropriate check of headlamp aim must happen before the hood closure when you push both headlamp retainer clips until they reach complete installation.

You must start the replacement of monte carlo headlamp bulbs by opening the hood then unmounting the radiator air baffle. The light pressure on the lens allows you to keep the headlamp in position while you remove the retainers which must be lifted to free the headlamp unit through the upper fascia support before withdrawing it from the slots. Affix the vehicle and disconnect the electrical connector attached to the headlamp before extracting it from the vehicle. The first step requires the removal of the headlamp rubber access cover and careful bulb/socket counterclockwise rotation to detach the bulb/socket. Finally disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb/socket. The new bulb/socket installation process includes connecting the electrical connector and tightening it clockwise until the headlamp is secured. Attach the rubber access cover back to the headlamp before connecting the electrical connector to the headlamp at the same time when sliding the headlamp into the upper fascia support and pushing the retainers until they reach their final position. The radiator air baffle needs to be reinstalled followed by inspection and adjustment of the headlamps if needed then the hood needs to be closed.

Starting the replacement of headlamp bulbs requires putting the Ignition Switch to lock position and turning the headlamp switch off. To access the headlamp assembly you need to disconnect both retainers by pulling them outward then disconnect the electrical connectors while taking the assembly out from the vehicle. You should gently push while rotating the bulb 1/4 counterclockwise to remove it from its placement inside the headlamp assembly. To install the new bulb users must push it clockwise 1/4 turn before rotating it back into the headlamp position. After that users should reconnect the headlamp electrical connectors then they can reinstall the assembly back into the vehicle. Place the headlamp assembly retainers into their mountings by pushing them both down and inside the housing. Before handling halogen bulbs always handle them with caution by shielding the glass and maintaining a dry environment free of contaminants.

Replacing either the headlamp assembly or headlamp bulb (HID) requires you to extract the front grille followed by removing headlamp retainer pins and then drawing out the headlamp assembly in order to disconnect the electrical connector. Access to the headlamp bulbs becomes possible by first removing the rubber cups. Begin by installing the new bulbs before putting on the rubber cups for installation. The electrical connector ties to the lamp assembly first while replacing the lamp assembly back to its position in the vehicle by using headlamp assembly retainer pins before securing the front grille. Be vigilant about the high voltage and current operations of the high intensity discharge system since opening the ballast or arc tube assembly or probing between electrical connectors causes severe shocks and burns. Maintain safe distances between the arc tube and the headlamp housing as well as bulb shield when uninstalling or installing to prevent any damage from occurring.

You must begin the headlamp bulb replacement process with a turned off lamp switch followed by waiting for the bulb to be cool. Eye protection should always be worn and you should handle the bulb exclusively through its base while keeping both glass and moisture as well as dirt away from contact. First you must open the hood before rotating the retainer pins then extracting the headlamp assembly to disconnect and reach the electrical connection. The bulb should be removed by turning it in the opposite direction. The installation procedure requires installing a high beam bulb with a red gasket bulb and a low beam bulb with a gray tip and yellow gasket bulb. First tighten the new bulb clockwise while reattaching the electrical connector and finally securing the headlamp assembly. Check the operation afterward by finishing with headlamp retainer pin locking and rotation. You should discard the bulb properly while keeping all halogen bulbs away from children's access.

Begin the trailblazer headlamp bulb replacement by verify that the lamp switch is off and wait for the bulb to reach room temperature. Handling the bulb consists of two steps: first put on protective eyewear and second touch only the base section while keeping glass materials free from contact. The bulb needs to remain free from moisture and dirt while proper disposal methods should be followed for the old bulb. Begin by opening the hood before you remove the access cover which is located at the rear part of the headlamp. First detach the bulb and socket from the housing by turning them counterclockwise and disconnect the electrical connector from this socket. The installation process begins with connecting the electrical connector to the socket before positioning both the bulb and socket towards the headlamp space. Finally secure the items by rotating them clockwise until the retaining tabs create a strong connection with the housing. Reinstall the access cover that stands at the rear position on the headlamp assembly. The replacement process needs a high beam bulb which carries a black socket but requires a low beam bulb that features a gray tip while using a gray socket.

Before replacing the headlamp bulb of a rainier or envoy you need to turn off the lamp switch while the bulb becomes cool. Eye protection should always be worn and you must touch the bulb through its base because contact with glass should be avoided. Frequent exposure to dust and water should be avoided from the bulb area while proper disposal practices must be followed for used bulbs. For safety purposes regard all touching of the bulb or exposure to water sources. Cleaning the bulb should begin with alcohol usage or degreasing solutions followed by complete drying after application. Join the procedure by unlatching the hood before removing both the headlamp and its access cover at the back. Turn the electrical connector off from the socket and spin the bulb and socket left while they detach from the housing. During installation attach the electrical connector to the socket while using a high beam bulb and black socket or a low beam bulb and gray tip and gray socket combination respectively. First install the bulb and socket clockwise until they secure into their housing position followed by reinstallation of the cover before installing the headlamp.

The solution to replace headlamp bulbs starts by turning off the headlamp switch while waiting for the bulb to reach normal temperature. Use protective eyewear when handling the bulb and maintain contact with its base only because touching the glass leads to harm. The bulb's cleanliness along with dry condition should be maintained while proper disposal methods must be followed for used equipment. First reach in from the engine compartment to twist the bulb counterclockwise and pull it out from the headlamp capsules. Start by unfastening the 2 long screws from the radiator support top then draw forward the headlamp assembly. The burnt-out bulb assembly should have its electrical connection disconnected. Substitution occurs by replacing high beam bulbs with red gasket versions and low beam bulbs with gray tip bulbs featuring yellow gaskets at their base. Insert the new bulb assembly into the headlamp assembly with clockwise rotation to face down the connector. First, plug the electrical connector into the bulb assembly followed by reinstallation of the headlamp assembly and fastening completion using the 2 long screws applied to the radiator support's top area for tight installation.

The service procedure for the headlamp bulb starts by turning off the headlamp switch before disconnecting its electrical connector. Because halogen bulbs hold compressed gas the lamp switch must be off along with the bulb being cool to the touch before you start. Protect your eyes when handling the bulb and touch it only at the base to prevent glass damage. Also prevent contact between the bulb and water or dirt while you should discard used bulbs by proper means. Keep children out of reach from halogen bulbs. A counterclockwise rotational motion of the bulb separates it from the headlamp so the user can remove it. Insert the new bulb into the headlamp before securing it clockwise while reconnecting the electrical connector to the headlamp bulb.

The first step to changing the headlamp bulb requires users to switch off the headlamp switch then detach the electrical connector attached to the bulb. When handling halogen bulbs it is necessary to maintain caution because pressure inside the bulb might cause it to shatter. The bulb replacement process should begin only when the lamp switch is turned off and when the bulb has cooled down. When handling headlamp bulbs you must wear eye protection and handle them only by their base and always maintain a distance between the bulb glass and dust and water. The used bulb requires proper disposal and halogen bulbs must remain inaccessible to children. Turn the bulb by rotating it counterclockwise to extract it from the headlamp before removing it. When installing place the new bulb into the headlamp then rotate it clockwise to lock it while reconnecting the electrical connector to the headlamp bulb.

First disconnect the electrical connector from the headlamp bulb before turning off the headlamp switch. The high pressure gas inside halogen bulbs creates a hazard when they are not handled correctly because the bulbs could break. The following procedure requires switching off the lamp switch then waiting for the bulb to achieve normal temperature. Eye protection must always be worn when handling bulbs because you should grasp the base only to prevent glass contact and maintain a clean bulb surface while you must properly discard old bulbs and store halogen bulbs safely beyond child reach. The bulb must be rotated counterclockwise to untwist it from the headlamp until it becomes loose for removal. Put the new bulb into the headlamp and install it with a clockwise motion for proper attachment before connecting it to the electrical connector on the headlamp.

Connect the electrical connector to the new headlamp bulb and install it into the headlamp, securing it by rotating the bulb base clockwise.

Close the hood.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool.

Remove the headlamp.

Begin by opening the hood and applying light pressure to the headlamp lens to hold it in place while removing the retainers.

Begin by opening the hood.

Ensure not to touch the bulb or allow it to contact anything damp, as oil or moisture can cause it to explode when turned on.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool to prevent injury from shattering glass.

Properly dispose of the used bulb and keep halogen bulbs out of children's reach.

Apply new adhesive tape 3M™ P/N 6382 or equivalent to the headlamp trim, position it back onto the headlamp, and press until the end tabs are fully seated.

Dispose of the used bulb properly.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool to prevent injury from shattering glass.

Open the hood and remove the headlamp, followed by the access cover from the rear of the headlamp.

Clean any remaining adhesive from both the headlamp trim and headlamp using 3M(TM) adhesive remover P/N 8984 or an equivalent product.

Connect the electrical connector to the headlamp.

Connect the electrical connector to the socket, ensuring to replace a high beam bulb with another high beam bulb (black socket) or a low beam bulb with another low beam bulb (gray tip and gray socket).

Take off the rubber access covers from behind the headlamp bulb/sockets that need replacement, ensuring to observe the Halogen Bulb Caution.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the headlamp and remove the bulb(s) by rotating counterclockwise.

Open the hood and apply light pressure to the headlamp lens to hold it in place while removing the retainers.

Clean any adhesive residue from both the headlamp trim and headlamp using 3M(TM) adhesive remover P/N 8984 or an equivalent product.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb and remove the inoperative bulb.

Remove the socket and the bulb from the headlamp, taking care to observe the Halogen Bulb Caution.

Connect the electrical connector to the headlamp bulb, position the bulb into the headlamp capsule, and twist the bulb clockwise 45 degrees to secure it.

Replace a high beam bulb with another high beam bulb, which has a red gasket, and a low beam bulb with another low beam bulb, characterized by a gray tip and a yellow gasket at the base.

Reconnect the electrical connector to the headlamp bulb.

Pull out the headlamp assembly to access the electrical connector and disconnect it.

Begin by removing the front grille and the headlamp retainer pins.

Reinstall the headlamp assembly to the vehicle.

Ensure the lever tab is properly engaged.

Insert the headlamp bulb into the headlamp assembly and turn it clockwise to secure it.

Reinstall the headlamp assembly, ensuring to tighten the composite headlamp bolts to 13 N.m (115 lb in) and then install the corner capsule, securing it with the screw tightened to 5 N.m (44 lb in).

Open the hood and remove the park/turn signal lamp assembly.

Twist the new bulb clockwise to lock it in place.

Inspect the headlamps for proper operation.

Remove the headlamp bulb from the harness socket.

Remove the headlamp or park lamp sockets by rotating them counterclockwise, then pull the headlamp or park bulb from the socket.

Properly dispose of the used bulb and keep halogen bulbs out of children's reach.

Connect the electrical connector, then push in and rotate the high beam headlamp and low beam headlamp 1/4 turn clockwise.

Open the hood and disconnect the electrical connector from the headlamp bulb/socket.

Reinstall the headlamp bezel, rotate the headlamp motor/actuator manual control knob clockwise to lower the headlamp, and reconnect the headlamp wiring harness electrical connector to the forward lamp wiring harness.

Use a flat-bladed screwdriver to disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb.

Disconnect the headlamp wiring harness electrical connector from the forward lamp wiring harness and remove the headlamp bezel.

Exercise caution as halogen bulbs contain gas under pressure, which can cause shattering; ensure the lamp switch is OFF and the bulb has cooled before handling.

Caution should be taken regarding Halogen Bulb safety.

Reconnect the electrical connector to the headlamp bulb.

Rotate the bulb counterclockwise to disengage it from the headlamp and remove it.

Ensure the headlamp switch is OFF and the ignition switch is in the LOCK position.

Remove the bulb by twisting it counterclockwise.

Reconnect the electrical connector to the headlamp, position the headlamp back into the upper fascia support, and push the retainers down until they are fully seated.

Observe the Halogen Bulb Caution.

Handle the bulb by its base without touching the glass, and keep it free from dirt and moisture.

Reattach the rubber access cover to the headlamp, connect the electrical connector to the headlamp, and install the headlamp retainers through the holes in the upper fascia support and fender reinforcement, sliding them downward until fully seated.

Apply light pressure to the headlamp lens.

Check and adjust the headlamp aim as necessary.

Pull the headlamp or park bulb from the socket.

Open the hood and remove the radiator air baffle as necessary.

Rotate it counterclockwise and disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb/socket.

Install the new bulb assembly into the headlamp assembly by twisting it clockwise, ensuring the connector faces down.

Carefully place the new headlamp bulb into the assembly and rotate the bulb base clockwise to secure it.

Disconnect the electrical connector from the bulb/socket.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool.

Remove the bulb by twisting it counterclockwise.

Remove the bulb by twisting it counterclockwise.

Open the hood and remove the radiator air baffle.

Always wear eye protection and handle the bulb only by its base, avoiding contact with the glass, dirt, or moisture.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool.

Keep the bulb clean and dry, and dispose of the used bulb properly.

Always handle halogen bulbs carefully, avoiding contact with the glass and ensuring they are free from dirt and moisture, as improper handling can lead to breakage or explosion.

Connect the electrical connector to the socket, position the bulb and socket in the headlamp, and rotate them clockwise to secure them in place, ensuring the retaining tabs lock into the housing.

Turn off the lamp switch and allow the bulb to cool before changing it, and keep the switch OFF until the change is complete.

Push and rotate the high beam headlamp and low beam headlamp 1/4 turn counterclockwise to remove the bulb if necessary, then disconnect the electrical connector.

Replace high beam bulbs with another high beam bulb (black socket) and low beam bulbs with another low beam bulb (gray tip and gray socket).

Turn OFF the headlamp switch and disconnect the electrical connector from the headlamp bulb.

Always handle halogen bulbs with care, avoiding contact with skin or moisture, and dispose of used bulbs properly.

Replace the access cover and reinstall the headlamp.

Always wear eye protection and handle the bulb only by its base, avoiding contact with the glass, dirt, or moisture.

Exercise caution as halogen bulbs contain gas under pressure, which can cause them to shatter if handled improperly. Ensure the lamp switch is OFF and the bulb has cooled before proceeding, wear eye protection, handle the bulb only by its base while avoiding contact with the glass, keep it free from dirt and moisture, dispose of the used bulb properly, and keep halogen bulbs out of children's reach.

Remove the old bulb by twisting it counterclockwise.

Pull out the headlamp assembly to access the electrical connector and disconnect it.

Ensure the lamp switch is turned off and allow the bulb to cool.

First install the new bulbs and then the rubber cups.

Rotate the headlamp retainer pins before removing them.

Always wear eye protection and handle the bulb only by its base, avoiding contact with the glass.

Push them down and inward.