I've searched these forums, and all over the internet, and cannot find this. I have a 2013 SLK 350. It has the Intelligent light package - adaptive lights, etc. I know it has front cornering lights - they light up the side of the car when turning and using turn signal. However - I have a warning every time I start the car - Right Front Cornering Light. I know this means this bulb is out, and they don't work because this bulb is dead. I refuse to spend hundreds of dollars for the dealer to replace this bulb.
I know exactly where this bulb is located but how the heck do I change this bulb? I am able to remove the recess cover to get access to this bulb but either my hands are too big to get inside the headlight assembly via recess cover or I have no idea how or replace the this halogen light bulb.
I absolutely hate halogen bulbs and I am hoping to replace it with LED equivalent because LED bulbs normally last much longer than halogen bulbs. Do I have to remove the whole darn headlight assembly just to get to this stupid corning light bulb?
If you have a link about replacing this stupid corning light bulbs, please provide the link. My car only has 32K miles and I rarely drive my 2013 SLK 350 at night so I am surprised this right cornering bulb is already dead.
Thanks,
Peter
I know exactly where this bulb is located but how the heck do I change this bulb? I am able to remove the recess cover to get access to this bulb but either my hands are too big to get inside the headlight assembly via recess cover or I have no idea how or replace the this halogen light bulb.
I absolutely hate halogen bulbs and I am hoping to replace it with LED equivalent because LED bulbs normally last much longer than halogen bulbs. Do I have to remove the whole darn headlight assembly just to get to this stupid corning light bulb?
If you have a link about replacing this stupid corning light bulbs, please provide the link. My car only has 32K miles and I rarely drive my 2013 SLK 350 at night so I am surprised this right cornering bulb is already dead.
Thanks,
Peter