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I don't know what bf is but usually on older vehicles the lense unscrew with 2 screws , or the bulb socket installs from the rear. Remove by turning and pulling.
Pretty easy.....behind the bulb in the engine bay, you will see the lead that goes into the headlight assembly. There is a spring lock that holds the globe in. Just pull it out and replace.
check fuses and check globes . Globes might have two filaments and low beam ones has blown . Had this globe thing happen on two globes at the same time on Ford Falcon's Halogon globe headlights.
The globes filament for low beam are most likely both blown . Check if the plug is getting voltage when the low beam is on or buy a replacement globe and check if this is the case.
How do you know both low beams stopped at the same time ?
They most likely blown at different times but you notice it when both go out and you have zero light. Had this happen to me on a ford falcon EA . Was the globes.
Try not to handle the glass on the replacement globes if Halcyon globes .
you need to replace it from the back, if its not accessable try removing afew things if not remove the entire headlight as it must be fitted from the back.
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