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1991 Honda Headlight Unit
The glass on my 91 Accord headlights are broken. I purchased headlight modules but it appears that the glass cannot be separated from the remainder of the unit. I now assume that I need to change to entire module. I saw a website that said I need to remove the bumper to remove the headlight modules. How do I remove the bumper? Is it really necessary? What are the clips for if the glass cannot be separated? Thanks for your help.
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Removal of bumper is needed. There is 2 philip head screws on each side of front wheel opening, then in the engine compartment there is a nut (one on each side) that comes through from the bumper, then I believe there is 2 bolts (2 on each side) on the bottom of the bumper mount. It has been a while since I have removed my bumper, but if I had to do it again it would probably take only 20 minutes!! I still have the whole passenger side headlight assembly!
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