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How to replace the rear headlight bulb of the Audi A1

Model: Audi A1 8X, MK 1 - Years 2010-2018
Part: Tail light bulb

Replacing the rear headlight bulb of the Audi A1 independently is a simple and quick operation to perform. To carry out the replacement, we need to purchase an H7 model bulb. We open the trunk of the car and remove the side part of the trunk to access the headlight compartment. We unscrew the headlight fixing nut and disconnect the connector to remove the headlight from its seat. We remove the light cover and replace the bulbs. We mount the light cover and insert the headlight into its seat; we screw the fixing nut and reconnect the connector. We close the side cover and test the operation of the bulb.

Posted on 22 June 2025 by ScegliAuto

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