Just cleared my headlights!
09-20-2004, 03:50 PM
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hehe, no you heat it up in the oven to get the adhesive that holds the headlight assembly together more supple, this way you can pry the assembly apart & remove the amber reflector. then stick it back together & hope it seals up good enough!
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09-20-2004, 10:22 PM
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Originally posted by ZRACING
u cooked ur headlights???????????????
WTFFFFFFFFFFF
u cooked ur headlights???????????????
WTFFFFFFFFFFF
another useless post by ZRACING
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09-21-2004, 08:44 PM
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Originally posted by dave079
I will prob charge around $75 or so including shipping back to you.
P.S. what part of MS are you from?
I will prob charge around $75 or so including shipping back to you.
P.S. what part of MS are you from?
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WOW that is a great job! Now, did you cook the headlight with the light bulbs in it? Because from the pictures, it looks like the light bulbs are still within the head light?
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
09-21-2004, 11:15 PM
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Originally posted by ZISBAK
WOW that is a great job! Now, did you cook the headlight with the light bulbs in it? Because from the pictures, it looks like the light bulbs are still within the head light?
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
WOW that is a great job! Now, did you cook the headlight with the light bulbs in it? Because from the pictures, it looks like the light bulbs are still within the head light?
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
09-22-2004, 04:46 AM
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Originally posted by ZISBAK
WOW that is a great job! Now, did you cook the headlight with the light bulbs in it? Because from the pictures, it looks like the light bulbs are still within the head light?
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
WOW that is a great job! Now, did you cook the headlight with the light bulbs in it? Because from the pictures, it looks like the light bulbs are still within the head light?
I'm planning to clear it this weekend as well, but trying to debate whether to use oven or the heat gun? I will also paint part of them black and insert the new Ares Clear stripe as well.
09-22-2004, 05:02 AM
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Originally posted by dave079
I took out the HID's out but left the rest of the bulbs in. I would use the oven over a heat gun just because its much easier and its one constant temp over the whole thing.
I took out the HID's out but left the rest of the bulbs in. I would use the oven over a heat gun just because its much easier and its one constant temp over the whole thing.
