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Replacement of the front headlight bulbs of the Audi A1

Model: Audi A1 GB, MK 2 - Years 2018-2025
Part: Headlight bulb

If one of the front headlight bulbs of the Audi A1 were to burn out, we must replace it as soon as possible in order to drive safely and avoid penalties. To do this, we open the hood of the engine compartment, position ourselves in front of the headlight that contains the bulb we need to replace, using a screwdriver with a torx tip we unscrew the three screws, two on the upper edge and one inside, that secure the headlight, we remove it and place it on a work surface. We replace the burned-out bulb, put the headlight back in its place and secure it by tightening the three torx screws.

Posted on 10 July 2024 by ScegliAuto

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