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Replacement Of Low Beam Bulb

Oxon Blue

By Oxon Blue,
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My 2004 2.0 D4-D T3S Tourer has a blown O/S/F low (dip) beam bulb and I want to replace it myself. However, I cannot seem to locate the H7 bulb socket at the back of the headlight. I have located the H1 high (main) beam and the sidellight bulb socket, but even after searching several times I have failed to find this bulb. Is it hidden inside the indicator bulb housing or something? If so, how do I get to it?

I previously had a 2000 Avensis 1.8 GS VVTI and the main and dip beam bulb were one and the same, but it appears that this has now changed and there are 2 bulbs. Any help on how to locate this dip beam bulb is gratefully received.

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The headlight looks like in the attachment.

How to get at the bulbs may, depending on the model and trim, ... be challenging. :unsure:

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Many thanks Thermal, I'll take another look at the situation. However, if anyone else on the Forum has any advice then please do contribute.

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