cost of headlight bulb change

Asked by Peggy Aug 29, 2015 at 11:28 AM about the 2006 Hyundai Sonata GLS FWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

what should my dealer be charging me for changing the low beam headlight
bulb

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I definitely would not go to the Hyundai Dealer for something like this. I only go to the dealer for warranty work or (heaven forbid), a major accident repair job. Find a decent independent repair shop (or as tennisshoes suggested, a local auto parts store like Pep Boys, Advance Auto Parts, NAPA Auto Parts should be able to do this very inexpensively....in my area, they would not do this for free....Pep Boys only puts on wiper blades for free, and that's only if you bought them from there).

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One of the easiest fix is to replace a light, all you have to do is locate the bad one, to take it out in most cases is to turn the light bulb socket one fourth of a turn and pull back, take the bad bulb by pulling it out of the socket, then take it to a auto part store and get the exact one, put it back the same way you took it out

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Even easier fix would be a trip to AutoZone and they will not only sell you the light bulb, but also install it for you for free.

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