Vehicle headlight device having an ejectable and replaceable lightbulb assembly
OwnerJames M. Aparoinventor
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The present invention relates to an ejectable headlight device for replacement of a lightbulb assembly from the front of a vehicle. The lightbulb assembly of the present invention has at least one lightbulb pin, a lightbulb base, a replaceable electromagnetic radiation source, an electrical connector, and a replaceable lens. The ejectable headlight device includes an ejector, a base that houses the ejector and has at least one guide for receiving the lightbulb pin. The device has a release arm that engages the lightbulb pin. The device further includes a pivot point and a pull attached to the release arm. When the release arm secures the lightbulb pin to the base, the device is in the locked position. When the pull engages the release arm to put the device in the unlocked position, the release arm pivots about the pivot point and disengages the lightbulb pin.
An ejectable headlight device for replacement of one or more lightbulb assemblies from the front of a vehicle, wherein the lightbulb assembly has one or more lightbulb pins, a replaceable electromagnetic radiation source and a replaceable lens;
An ejectable lightbulb assembly for an ejectable headlight device for replacement of the lightbulb assembly from the front of a vehicle;
A method for using an ejectable headlight device for replacement of a first lightbulb assembly from the front of a vehicle, wherein the first lightbulb assembly has one or more first lightbulb pins, a replaceable electromagnetic radiation source and a replaceable lens;
A method for inserting a lightbulb assembly that has one or more lightbulb pins, a replaceable electromagnetic radiation source and a replaceable lens;
An ejectable headlight system for replacement of the lightbulb assembly from the front of a vehicle, wherein the lightbulb assembly has one or more lightbulb pins;
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