Buick Enclave Headlight Bulb Size

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First generation (2008–2017)

Bulb replacement

Hey everybody thanks for watching DJ’s DIY don’t forget to subscribe today I’m going to show you guys how to change the headlight bulb on a Buick Enclave this is actually an HID bulb so let’s get at it here’s just a quick list of some of the tools you’re gonna need you didn’t need a flat screwdriver you’re gonna need your 7/8 socket with a strong arm or an impact to get the wheel off and your replacement bulb and also a Robertson screwdriver or a drill to remove the skirting then I just want to point out that apparently you can do this job without removing the tire I’m gonna remove the tire so I got lots of room to work and it’ll be good for the camera so if you do not want to remove the tire you can turn your wheel all the way to the inside and that will give you some space here to work but we’re gonna Jack it up I’m gonna take this tire off so first step is uh obviously pop this off a lot screwdriver 7/8 take all those off just real quick here I’ll show ya this is uh what the good bulb still

Headlight bulbs, when they burn out, need to be replaced. It’s that simple. Your vehicle came with specific types of headlight bulbs and it is important that you use the same type in your replacement bulb in order for them to work properly. The two main things to check on a headlight bulb are it’s wattage and its “K” factor or kelvin rating (this is how much light the bulb puts out). Most modern headlight housings have a sticker inside or stamped on top which tells you what type of bulb works with which vehicle. If this information isn’t available, consult your owner’s manual, parts department employee, mechanic or auto parts store clerk.

1) 9004 – halogen bulbs (most common)

2) 9007 – high beam/halogen bulbs (some vehicles have these as their standard headlights. Some luxury cars, such as Lincolns, use HID bulbs with the same “9007” designation.)

3) H1 – High Intensity Discharge (HID) Headlight Bulbs

4) H3 – Fog Light Bulb

5) H4 – High & Low Beam Bulb- most vehicle’s headlamps are equipped with two of these. On some vehicles there are two separate sockets for high and low beams. Other models can be wired so they work together or independently. Most car manufacturers recommend that if you want to upgrade your bulb to an HID, that you should use the same wattage for both high and low beams.

6) H7 – High & Low Beam Bulb- most vehicles are equipped with two of these. On some vehicles there are two separate sockets for high and low beams. Other models can be wired so they work together or independently. Most car manufacturers recommend that if you want to upgrade your bulb to an HID, that you should use the same wattage for both high and low beams.

7) 9005 – High Beam/HID Headlight Bulbs

8) H13 – Fog Light Bulb

9) 9011 – Standard “A” Lamp

10) 9012 – Standard “B” Lamp

11) 9015 – Standard “C” Lamp

12) H7R – High & Low Beam Bulb- most vehicles are equipped with two of these. On some vehicles there are two separate sockets for high and low beams. Other models can be wired so they work together or independently. Most car manufacturers recommend that if you want to upgrade your bulb to an HID, that you should use the same wattage for both high and low beams.

13) 9006 – High Beam/HID Headlight Bulbs

14) H11 – Fog Light Bulb

Second generation (2018–present)

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