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Replacing the Dipped Beam on Renault Scenic

Model: Renault Scenic MK IV, Scenic 4, MK 4, Scenic IV - Years 2016-2022
Part: Headlight

With the engine off and the handbrake engaged, lift the front bonnet. Remove the round rubber cover located behind the dipped beam bulb. You will notice two Torx screws next to the connector: there is no need to unscrew them. Now unscrew the connector and extract it along with the bulb. Remove the bulb from the connector, and you're done. Reassemble everything in the headlamp and replace the rubber cover. In the video, if needed, the same maintenance is shown for the fog light bulbs and indicator bulbs. Goodbye and see you in the next tutorial!

Updated on 21 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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