My 2006 pontiac g5 keeps burning out the headlights. like every year im finding i need new bulbs. even upgrading to piaa the most expensive ones. what could cause this?

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I would have the complete headlight circuit checked out by a competent tech before buying more bulbs.

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yes you can replace it. the bulb is removed from inside the engine compartment. if the burnt out bulb is on the battery side you will likely have to take the battery out. the socket generally turns about a quarter turn or so... have a look to see if there is a large ring that you turn and remove first.
One important detail do NOT touch the bulb with your fingers as it shortens the bulbs lifespan.

Robert

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When you replace headlights in today's cars, DO NOT TOUCH THE GLASS OF THE BULB!. Handle the bulb only with the packing material the bulb ships in, or with a clean dry cloth.The oils in your skin will cause premature failure of the bulb.

Also, check the sockets (car side) carefully to make sure they are not burned.

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Behind the headlight you should see a eletrical wires running to the headlight section. There will be a 2 inch round plastic ring. You grap the back of the bulb and turn it to the right which will release the bulb and the socket. You pull out the bulb and replace it the same way. If this doesnt help then get back to me.

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If there are no recalls and they are being installed correctly, check for an electrical problem that would lower the resistance in the circuit such as a short to ground.