I was wondering the same thing, but gave up and just decided to give the light assembly a good look and this is how I did it.
1. To remove light cover, tilt the bottom of the headlight up. It should become loose enough to remove and expose the bulb. If it isn't loose enough you may have to unscrew the blinker assembly cover. (I had to only on one side.)
2. Pop open your hood to view the back of the bulb assembly. You'll see that the existing bulb has a notch helping to hold it in and if you push down on the notch, the notch should pop out of the holder.
3. Pull the piece with the holder and it should detach from the bulb.
4. Now, twist the grooved plastic washer surrounding the bulb. I don't remember the direction, but it doesn't take much to turn it. Remove this and place to the side.
5. Moderately pull the bulb in the direction of your engine. It should come out.
6. Take the new bulb and place it where the old one was. To get it to go in all the way, you may have to twist it to fit in the notches (this is where having the light cover off helps).
7. Once the bulb is in, you can just do all the previous directions in reverse, and then repeat for the other side.
Take the headlight Bezel off, unscrew the chrome bracket and the light falls out, just replace the bulb and reinstall the bracket and Bezel
The style of plug is a 9004. I just replaced one in my 91 Volvo 240. The connector was about 5 bucks at the parts store. Make sure you splice the red black and blue wires in correctly!
My friend has a 1982 Volvo Station Wagon 240 GL that needs headlights replaced, what is the best way to go about this and about how much will it cost?
Haynes has a good one
YES
If they're identical, yes. Try it and find out.
replace ign sw on 1991 volvo 240
It can be a little expensive to replace the EGR valve on the 1987 Volvo 240 DL. The job takes about 1 to 3 hours and can cost as much as about 240 dollars.
It's better to go ahead and replace it.
To replace the license plate light on a 1991 Volvo 240, first, locate the light assembly, which is typically found above the license plate. Use a flathead screwdriver to gently pry off the plastic cover or lens. Once exposed, remove the old bulb by twisting it counterclockwise and replace it with a new one, ensuring it’s securely in place. Finally, reattach the cover and check that the light is functioning properly.
well compare them after you take them out becaue sometimes they have different connections and if they do then you have to switch the plugs to make them fit.
It depends on your skill level with mechanicing.