Bighornjack
Member
Can anyone explain to me how to remove the round ceiling lights in my 2011 Bighorn to change the bulbs?
Ceiling light removal
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Hello BighornJack and welcome to this very friendly informational forum. Lots of great people here.
To remove the lens from the light fixture you just need to turn the glass counter clockwise. Just unscrew it.
Sometimes they are pretty tight.
They use a Halogen bulb but at this time I don't remember what number.
Ebay might bed your cheapest outlet for replacement bulbs.
Peace
Dave
To remove the lens from the light fixture you just need to turn the glass counter clockwise. Just unscrew it.
Sometimes they are pretty tight.
They use a Halogen bulb but at this time I don't remember what number.
Ebay might bed your cheapest outlet for replacement bulbs.
Peace
Dave
danemayer
Well-known member
Hi Bighornjack,
If these are the reading lights in the living room, pull the glass diffuser down away from the ceiling a little. You'll be pulling against spring-loaded retainers. Once the fixture is out far enough to grasp above the diffuser, hold the fixture and rotate the diffuser about 1/8 turn as though unscrewing a light bulb. The diffuser should come off, exposing the bulb.
You might consider using LEDs as a replacement. Prices are way down. Here's a link.
If these are the reading lights in the living room, pull the glass diffuser down away from the ceiling a little. You'll be pulling against spring-loaded retainers. Once the fixture is out far enough to grasp above the diffuser, hold the fixture and rotate the diffuser about 1/8 turn as though unscrewing a light bulb. The diffuser should come off, exposing the bulb.
You might consider using LEDs as a replacement. Prices are way down. Here's a link.
RawFaith
Active Member
Dave,
Don't mean to hijack the thread but will this apply to the 05 LandMark, 1 by one the lights have gone out at the bedroom.
They are super tight that I'm afraid to break them
I'm not sure what you have in your Landmark but if it is a round glass lens about 4 inches in diameter they will unscrew. Some are just really tight.
Peace
Dave
Bighornjack
Member
Thank you for your help...
Daley07
Active Member
How to Change an RV Ceiling Light Bulb with a high-intensity or more energy-efficient light bulb. First, you should check your RV’s ceiling light casing. Then, rotate the ceiling light cover counterclockwise to expose the light housing. Remove the screws that secure the casing to the bracket. Pull out the light casing to expose the wiring. Take out the old light bulb, then install the new light bulb. If you have LED lights, you will have to check the wiring diagram to change the RV interior light bulbs. Test your lights by turning them on and off several times, noting their response and other characteristics.
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wdk450
Well-known member
This should be a good replacement for the halogen bulbs, run much cooler, use 1/10th the current lessening battery drain and contact wear on switches:
