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Replacement of the front headlight bulbs of a Ford C-Max II

Model: Ford C Max MK 2 - Years 2010-2019
Part: Light bulb

In this video we see how to change all the front lights bulbs of a Ford C-Max II, so position lights, high beams, low beams and turn signals. The flexible bumper gives us the possibility to access the front part quite easily, where we find a screw to remove, while in the rear part, we will have to remove a couple of fixing screws on the bodywork and one inside. By lifting up the headlight unit from the rear, we reach to disconnect the electrical connectors and once removed, we start to open the covers of the various bulbs, starting from the low beams, then the turn signal bulb, the turn signal - which is in a rather inconvenient position - inside the high beam container.

Posted on 12 July 2025 by ScegliAuto

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