Volvo V60 2016 Low beam Replacement (Xenon light bulb)

After opening the bonnet/hood, pull out these two pins, this will release the entire front light and let you pull it out

Once you have pulled the light out, let it rest against your leg or have someone hold it while you disconnect the single power cable by pressing down on the marked tab and wiggling the connector until it come loose

Bring the entire light inside or to your workbench.

Make sure it's clean and dry. If you get any moisture inside the light it may cause issues with the electronics once the seal is broken

Use a T5 bit to remove these 4 screws

Once the screws are removed, gently pull the lid off

Once the lid is off, check the edges of it to make sure that the gasket/seal is not damaged or cracked.

This gasket/seal secure the sensitive electronics inside the light from any moisture

Press the tab gently and use two fingers to gently wiggle the connector while pulling it backwards until it come loose

Push the black tab firmly in the direction of the arrow

Pull the light straight out, using a bit of gentle force

The light is clamped in place by the small tabs, dont touch them and just keep pulling straight out until it comes loose by itself

You should now have a whole Xenon light in your hand.

Second image is a comparison of the old broken light (left and the new light (Right)

Push the new light straight in until it is seated firmly in the tabs

Be very careful to not touch the glass of the bulb as that will leave oil residue from your fingers. Any amount of contact with your skin may (Read: It will) dramatically reduce the lifespan of your lightbulb

Reconnect the powercable to the light by pushing until you hear a soft click

Replace the lid to the lights and retighten it with the 4 screws.

Use a T5 bit for the screws

Reconnect the single power cable to the light

Press firmly until you hear a click

Reseat the light into the car by aligning the light with the guide hole

Replace the two pins to resecure the whole light to the car

The long pin should be placed in the outer hole, while the shorter pin goes on the inner hole

Ensure that the metal tabs are pointing inwards

Restart the car

Your light should now work again!