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Don't know how true it is (haven't done it myself) but my mechanic told me he'd have to remove the whole front bar to change the parkers!!!.....I know for a fact that the headlight globes are accessable from the back of the headlight...you'd think they'd make 'em all like that!!!

Anyway let us know how you get on......

Good work lads - can't wait to cut my hand in several places trying to get the suckers out!

Can you get those 'white' phillips lights from anywhere normal. It would be nice to change those stock parker bulbs they look almost orange !!!!

I was thinking about new headlights as well - add a little more white to them ;) Any tips about where from and how much to spend?

  • 4 years later...

now i agree that the parkers should be able to change without taking the headlights out...

BUT i cant seem to do it. ive changed my normal beams but the parker just seems to have a plug going to it. cant see anything that is able to unscrew or take out. I have a series 2, is there any difference??

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