OEM Honda S2000 Right Headlight Bracket • EUR 36,79 (2024)

FAQs

What is car headlight assembly? ›

A typical headlight assembly consists of the headlight housing, regular beams, high beams, and turn signal bulbs. While there are plenty of assemblies available in the market, their components are also sold individually if you're only looking to replace one part.

A damaged headlight bracket won't be able to keep your headlight in place and may even cause it to pop out of the header as you drive over bumps on the road. To restore your peace of mind on the road, get a high-quality replacement headlight bracket from CarParts.com.

OEM (Original Equipment) LED headlight units and tail light units come direct from the factory and are fitted at time of vehicle purchase, or as a factory upgrade (AKA factory fitted). Typically, before purchasing a brand new vehicle, you'll be asked if you want the following light clusters: Standard (Halogen) Units.

To replace your headlight assembly, you'll need screwdrivers, a ratchet, and safety glasses. Headlight assembly replacement is typically an easy task to do yourself, but it can damage your vehicle if done incorrectly.

Cost to replace a headlight yourself

If you have more complicated HID or LED headlights, you can expect to pay up to $100 or more per bulb. Replacing the entire headlight assembly can cost as little as $30, rising to upwards of $4,000 for the parts, depending on the make and model of your vehicle.

No. California law requires headlights to be intact and functional at all times, even when the use of headlights is not required. Also, consider restoring your headlights to bring back their light efficiency.

All About Car Headlights: Parts & Types. A car headlight should be replaced after an average time of 2,000 hours and 3,000 hours. In simple terms, you should replace your car's headlight when the emitted light is not enough to see in the dark, or it is giving you constant trouble.