2002 Jaguar x-type 2.5 headlight bulb part number?

Does anybody know where the fuse is for the main headlights pls I have a 2004 xtype have changed the bulb and nothing happened so need to know what fuse to change thanks. If anybody has a copy of the owners manual I'd be very greatful

look inside owners manual in glove compartment look up bulb replacement in the back index it will show and tell you how to replace headlight bulbs. be sure to wear clean gloves, because headlight bulbs or halogen type bulbs, if oil from hands or skin touch the halogen bulb it will cause halogen light bulb overheat and blow out.you can go by auto parts store when you buy new headlight bulb the salesperson will go out to vechicle and replace headlight bulb for you wont charge you any thing.just charge you for the headlight bulb.

Headlight or headlight bulb? There's a few headlights on eBay right now, I just checked.

You only need to replace the bulb, they can be hard to get to sometimes. here is the link



http://www.racepages.com/products/?N=4294962489&Ntt=Jaguar+X+Type+Headlight

Inspect/Replace-I don't think that removing the bumper is necessary. There can be slight variations in procedure from one model to another when replacing headlights. For instance, on some models the turn signal light assembly must be removed before the headlight can be replaced. Overall, however, the procedure does not differ much from the following typical instructions.
Make sure the replacement bulb is the same type and part number as the one that is being replaced.
Comparing the old and ther replacement headlamps. To Replace:

• Remove the headlight bezel retaining screws. Remove the bezel. If necessary, disconnect the turn signal lamp wires.
• Remove the retaining ring screws from one or both lights.
• Remove the retaining rings.
• Remove the light from the housing. Disconnect the wiring connector from the back of the light.
• Push the wiring connector onto the prongs at the rear of the new light.
• Place the new light in the headlight housing. Position it so the embossed number in the light lens is on the top.
• Place the retaining ring over the light and install the retaining ring screws. Tighten them slightly.
• Check the aim of the headlight and adjust it, if necessary.
• Install the headlight bezel. Secure it with the retaining screws.
• Connect the turn signal lamp wiring (if it was disconnected).

In the back of the low bulb unit, is a round cover, turn it to remove it, then you have access to the bulbs, you´ll need patience large and thin fingers. I suggest you to buy the bulb first and a good quality one, because you´ll need to work on this with a cold engine.

For the headlight you need to push the
backplate retaining clip away from you towards the wing with
something like a long screwdriver. However, before you do this
loop some electrical wire through it and back towards you so that
you will have a good purchase on it to pull the retaining clip back
into place after. Also, when removing the bulb, take note of where
the flat part of it is (you'll know what I mean by looking at your
new bulbs). This will assist you in placing the new bulb into the
correct position. Then a little bit of extra dexterity is required
be holding the new bulb in place (pressing on the spade connector)
and bringing the small bulb retaining clip over to hold the bulb in
place - a bit fiddly but all with one hand as you can't get two in.
Good luck.

THE LOW BEAM FUSES EITHER BLOWN OR LOW BEAM BULBS

Dip beam (outer) headlight
Open the bonnet.
Slide open the two spring clips (A) and remove the cover (B).
Press the spring clip inwards and push towards the bulb
to release the bulb and then remove the bulb from the light
unit. Pull the connector from the bulb.
Fit a new bulb to the connector, type H1 for dipped beam.
Fit the bulb to the light unit, the bulb will only correctly fit in
one position. Engage the spring clips to retain the bulb and then
fit the cover and retain using the two spring clips.
Close the bonnet.
Note: High Intensity Discharge (HID) Xenon light units,
type D2S 35W, are not renewable, contact your Dealer if the headligh fails to operate

Talk to your dealership and/or your vehicle manufacture. However, the dealer - it's parts department - should know because your problem can't be unique - and if they don't know, then the manufacture definitely will know.