How to Remove and Install the High Beam Bulb

＜Inside the front cowl＞

The left side is the high beam.

＜Removing the rear headlight cover＞

Pull off the rear headlight cover with your fingers.

This part is the same as the low beam—it’s just press-fit.

＜Bulb socket＞

Looking inside, you’ll see that the socket connected to the bulb and the part that secures the bulb are integrated.

This was the first time I’d seen this design.

＜Removing the bulb socket 1＞

Pinch the rib at the top of the socket and rotate it about 30° counterclockwise.

Using the triangular protrusion on the right side as a reference makes it easier.

＜Removing the bulb socket 2＞

Lift the socket, and the bulb comes out together with it.

Replacing the high beam bulb is easier than the low beam.

＜Removed socket 1＞

You can see that the socket terminals clamp onto the bulb terminals.

＜Removed socket 2＞

Because of this, the bulb won’t easily fall out of the socket.

＜Removing the bulb＞

Simply pull the bulb out.

Notes:
Right after turning on the headlight (with the engine running), the bulb will be extremely hot—never touch it.

＜Bulb spring＞

By the way, the bulb spring can detach from the socket, so be careful not to lose it.

＜Lamp side＞

The bulb type is H7.
Handle it carefully so you don’t touch or dirty the glass part.

＜Socket side＞

It’s a two-pole terminal.

Now let’s put the bulb back in.

＜Installing the bulb＞

1. Align the protrusion on the bulb with the groove in the socket
2. Push the bulb into the socket terminals

Then reinstall everything in the reverse order of removal.
Finally, put the rear headlight cover back on, and you’re done.