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How to remove the headlights on a Toyota Tacoma found between the years 2001 to 2004. This procedure shows how to remove the grill, parking lights, and finally headlights from start to finish, along with installation. #toyota #toyotatacoma #4diyers Website: http://4diyers.com Patreon: / 4diyers Facebook: / 4diyers Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+4DIYers Twitter: / 4diyers Instagram: / 4diyers Tumblr: / 4diyers Pintrest: / 4diyers Tools/Supplies Needed: -phillips screwdriver -long rod or standard screwdriver -10mm socket -3” extension 3/8" drive -3/8" drive ratchet Procedure: First start by opening the hood, you’ll need to gain access to the fasteners for the parking lights and grill clips. Using a phillips screwdriver, remove the retaining screws for the parking lights. Pop up the mounting tang as it clips over the grill for the parking lights. There is also a clip on the fender side which needs to be disconnected. Disconnect the electrical plug. Do the same for the opposite side too, first by removing the screw. Pull the light from it’s location. And finally disconnect the electrical plug. For the grill, there is 4 clips along the tip and 5 clips along the bottom which need to be disconnected. The top clips can be accessed with a screwdriver, the center needs to be pushed down in order to disconnect them. When disconnect, pull that area of the grill back to completely disconnect it. The bottom clips, you’ll need a longer screwdriver or a metal rod to release the clips. The two remaining clips are on the outer bottom edges the grill clips into the lights. You’ll need to go under the truck to disconnect these, reach up behind the bumper and release the clips. There is one on each side, so two in total. Now remove the grill and place it somewhere safe. Here are the various clips on the radiator support, you can see the plastic inserts in the rectangular holes. There is 4 clips along the top and 5 along the bottom, this includes the 2 under the headlights. Behind the grill, here are the clips again. 4 along the top, 5 along the bottom. To remove the lights, using a 10mm socket with a 3” extension, remove the two nuts on the outside of the light. Then remove the 10mm bolt by the radiator side. Push the light assembly towards the center of the truck to disconnect the studs and tab on the inner bracket. Pull it out and then disconnect the light plug. Do the same for the opposite side, remove the 10mm bolt on the inner bracket. Then the 10mm nuts on the outside. Push the light towards the center of the truck to disconnect the studs and mounting tab. Disconnect the light plug. For installation, it’s basically in reverse of removal. You can connect the bulb plugs when the lights are out or when it’s back in the truck. There is enough room in behind the lights to gain access. Put the lights back into place, you’ll need to align the studs and the tab on the inner support. Install the fasteners. Another angle with the opposite side. Clip the light back into place. Install the fasteners. Plug in the bulb connector. Align the clips for the grill, then clip it into place. You’ll need to push against each of the clip locations on the outside of the grill, then give the pull test to ensure it’s locked into place. Reconnect the electrical connector for the signal light. Push it into place. Then install the screw. Do the same for the opposite side. Plug the connector back in. Clip the light back into place. And then install the retaining screw. Thank you to all those who watch my videos and support my content. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for future tutorial videos and like my video if you found it helpful. New videos are always being uploaded every week! © 4DIYers 2013 All Rights Reserved No part of this video or any of its contents may be reproduced, copied, modified or adapted, without the prior written consent of the author.