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How to Replace the Fog Light on a Chrysler 300c

Model: Chrysler 300c MK 1 - Years 2004-2011
Part: Headlight

First, release the bonnet from the designated lever, then lift it to access each headlight. Remove the clips securing the inner wing panel on the front bumper, then using a socket wrench, remove the indicated bolts. Lift your vehicle and remove the bolts shown in the video, then disconnect the connectors as indicated. Now, work on the top of your vehicle by removing the clips located on the top of the bumper, then take off the bumper and unscrew the bolts securing the light. Finally, disconnect the connectors at the back and retrace your steps for reassembly.

Updated on 24 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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