2015–2023 Jeep Renegade Headlight Bulb Replacement (Low Beam & High Beam)

About this video

Headlight bulb burned out on your Jeep Renegade? In this video we walk you through the complete headlight bulb replacement — step by step — so you can get your low beam, high beam, and turn signal bulbs swapped out yourself and save a trip to the shop.

🔧 WHAT WE COVER
– How to access the headlight assembly and bulb holder
– Removing the old headlight bulb (low beam / high beam)
– Installing the new bulb the right way (and why you shouldn’t touch the glass)
– Quick tips for turn signal / DRL bulbs while you’re in there
– Testing your new bulb before you button everything back up

🚙 WHICH JEEP RENEGADE THIS APPLIES TO
This covers the Jeep Renegade (BU) from the 2015 through 2023 model years.
NOTE: The Renegade received a facelift for the 2019 model year with redesigned headlamps. The overall bulb-replacement process is very similar, but the pre-facelift (2015–2018) and facelift (2019–2023) headlight housings differ slightly, so pay attention to which style yours has.

🔁 RELATED / SISTER MODELS (WIDER HELP)
The Jeep Renegade shares its FCA Small Wide 4×4 platform with the Fiat 500X — the two are built alongside each other. The general approach to reaching the bulb from behind the headlight and twisting out the bulb holder is similar, so this video can still be a helpful reference for Fiat 500X owners. Keep in mind the 500X has its own front-end styling and headlight assembly, so the exact steps and bulb access may vary.

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💡 QUICK TIP
If your new bulb still doesn’t light up after installing it, check the bulb connector for corrosion and confirm you’re not dealing with a blown fuse or a bad relay — a bulb that “won’t work” isn’t always the bulb itself. Always avoid touching the glass of halogen bulbs with bare fingers, as oils from your skin can shorten bulb life.

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