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Over time, headlight lenses become dull and hazy. You’d be surprised how much that affects your night time visibility! Replacing your headlight assembly is an easy way to improve safety and appearance on your vehicle. This video shows you how to install new, quality, TRQ headlight assemblies on your 2008-16 Chrysler Town & Country
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Thanks for the video…didn't end up having to remove the entire front shroud, you saved the day sir!
Thank you, this was very helpful.
Excellent video. Made it very simple. Disassembly, install and reassembly done in less than an hour. The only thing I did different,was that I turned the fog light bulb from the housing instead of unplugging it. Made it easier since I didn't have a lift and easy to twist back on afterwards. Thanks so much for this video. You saved my day. It looks challenging, but it truly wasn't bad if you just take your time. Easier than expected.
Thanks man. No thanks Chrysler 4 the pain the neck disassembly of the front clip just a replace headlight assembly. Could have just put some access holes in the front with plastic caps on top of them. Maybe I'll just live with the old headlamps with the water inside of them. Sounds like a big deal to just do this job. I suppose I got to buy a new push pins those plastic pieces. Oh yeah yeah yeah