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open the hood. you will see an "L" shaped metal bar about 1/4" in diameter directly above the lite housing. this is what holds the lite assembly in place. unlatch it and move it to the side and you will be able to move the entire assembly out, giving you access to the rear of the DTRL bulbs. twist the bulb/wire harness out counterclockwise. swap in the new bulb and reinstall in reverse.
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