How To Replace Turn Signal Bulbs 1997-2004 Ford F150

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In this video we're going to be working with our 1998 Ford F-150. We're going to show you how to remove and replace your vehicle's turn signal bulbs on the front of the truck.

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To remove your headlight, lift up on the tabs behind it. Now, sometimes you've got to wiggle them a little to get them to stay in place. Work your headlight out. You may be able to reach in from the back and push on it. You've got to make sure these tabs are fully disengaged.

Over time they wear out and they tend to get a little stuck. Once that's out you can unclip your headlight harness and remove it. On the inside edge of the fender is a seven millimeter screw. You'll want to remove that with a seven millimeter socket, ratchet, and extension. Once that's out, you can slide the turn signal assembly out of the grille, undo the tabs, and remove it from the vehicle.

To change the bulb, rotate the assembly counterclockwise and pull the socket out of the housing. Remove the bulb from the socket.

Install your new bulb, install the socket back into the marker lamp in the same angle you removed it, and turn it clockwise until it locks in. Reconnect the connector on your turn signal. I just kept that seven millimeter screw there for safe keeping.

Line it up, slide it back into place, and reinstall the seven millimeter screw back in the top with your socket and ratchet.

Reconnect the headlight connector and then you just have to watch these line up into their slots in the header panel. Get the small ends through the openings and then work the ears until it seats in fully. Lock the tabs down into place. Repeat these steps on the opposite side, close your hood, and you're good to go.

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