How to replace the switch on a streamlight stinger flashlight. Rebuilding the streamlight stinger flashlight. Replacing the entire switch and light assy as well as the lens. This is a simple repair that only requires basic hand tools. These flashlights are amazing. This light is the Streamlight Stinger LED HL, 800 lumens and rechargable batteries with charging base. Order of parts as they are installed into the flashlight body. 1: rubber button. 2: led assy. 3: back plate and 2 screws. 4: white led surround. 5: led retainer. 6: lens assy. If you are new here and want to learn how to repair and maintain your car, and stuff to make those repairs easier, start by subscribing and hitting the bell. Thanks for watching and see you next week.
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Just go to the middle of the video that’s where the reall action is
Thx for video replacing switch.
Love the stream light stinger led HL
Super bright,especially at night as i perform inspection on tractor and trailer, best quality thus far
Streamlight's which I've used going back to the tool vendor pen lights, which weren't THAT great, have otherwise NEVER let me down and abused the hell out of them!
Was an auto tech myself, and funny enough, the original Streamlight stinger I bought in like 2015, (which always works, as well as its NiCd batteries still) which has been used/abused so much, button is fine. My more recent Stinger HL, purchased bout year ago, button cover tore.. other than that, NEVER had issues with any of my 5 Streamlight's! Excluding the pen one's…
UK Rescue mech Commercial & Marine We Use the Polystinger Led mine Is now old now switch still good 😉
I use them
Been a diesel mechanic for over 20 years and have used a Streamlight for most of it. Love it!
Stinger DS, Stinger HL DS, Strion HL & Streamlight Argo headlamp, yea I like Streamlight you think!!
I bought this light for my brother that is a cop and loved it so much I bought one for myself
yea for 35 years
I've been a police officer for 16 years and have used Streamlight 26 years. As often as I've dropped these lights, I've only had to replace batteries and 2 bulbs on them. Thanks for this video! The manufacturer's instructions missed a step.
Well thanks just upgraded a 10$ dim streamlight. To a bright 70 plus streamlight
I love my streamlight! I use it for aviation maintenance and we work in a lot of dark spaces.