Does my Headlight cover come off?
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Does my Headlight cover come off?
I was wondering if my Headlight cover comes off so i can get the Amber plastic out....[IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 check the clearing head light DIY but you get a sharp knife and cut along the sticky seal stuff and they will start to come apart and you just help it [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Just kidding, check out the link civicvtec posted.......that should explain everything.
Just kidding, check out the link civicvtec posted.......that should explain everything.
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[hr]Originally posted by: AEMcivic
NO!! The headlight cover does NOT come off. So don't try it.
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[hr]Originally posted by: AEMcivic
NO!! The headlight cover does NOT come off. So don't try it.
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Rep Power: 0 DIY CLEARING LIGHTS:
1.) Chop down trees around neighborhood...
2.) Chop trees into logs...
3.) Place logs in firepit and start a fire...
4a.) Remove headlights from car and place into fire..
4b.) Step 4a is to remove the glue around the headlight and it also smokes the lenses of the headlights to give it that cool jdm look
5.) After sitting in the fire for an hour or so pull the headlights out with a shovel or your hands if you feel like burning yourself..
6.) This step is important... while the headlights are still hot, take a screwdriver and peirce the lens and start breaking the orange thingee with the screwdriver...
7.) Be sure to do step 6 throughly so that you can get all the orange stuff small enough to come outta that little hole
8.) Throw the headlights back into the fire for 5 more mins to smoke the inside...
9.) Take them out again and use some black electric tape or dressing tape to cover the hole you made...
10.) Mount the headlights back on...
Congrats!! NOW YOU GOT SMOKED CLEARED JDM HEADLIGHTS!!!
1.) Chop down trees around neighborhood...
2.) Chop trees into logs...
3.) Place logs in firepit and start a fire...
4a.) Remove headlights from car and place into fire..
4b.) Step 4a is to remove the glue around the headlight and it also smokes the lenses of the headlights to give it that cool jdm look
5.) After sitting in the fire for an hour or so pull the headlights out with a shovel or your hands if you feel like burning yourself..
6.) This step is important... while the headlights are still hot, take a screwdriver and peirce the lens and start breaking the orange thingee with the screwdriver...
7.) Be sure to do step 6 throughly so that you can get all the orange stuff small enough to come outta that little hole
8.) Throw the headlights back into the fire for 5 more mins to smoke the inside...
9.) Take them out again and use some black electric tape or dressing tape to cover the hole you made...
10.) Mount the headlights back on...
Congrats!! NOW YOU GOT SMOKED CLEARED JDM HEADLIGHTS!!!
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[hr]Originally posted by: iamboo
DIY CLEARING LIGHTS:
1.) Chop down trees around neighborhood...
2.) Chop trees into logs...
3.) Place logs in firepit and start a fire...
4a.) Remove headlights from car and place into fire..
4b.) Step 4a is to remove the glue around the headlight and it also smokes the lenses of the headlights to give it that cool jdm look
5.) After sitting in the fire for an hour or so pull the headlights out with a shovel or your hands if you feel like burning yourself..
6.) This step is important... while the headlights are still hot, take a screwdriver and peirce the lens and start breaking the orange thingee with the screwdriver...
7.) Be sure to do step 6 throughly so that you can get all the orange stuff small enough to come outta that little hole
8.) Throw the headlights back into the fire for 5 more mins to smoke the inside...
9.) Take them out again and use some black electric tape or dressing tape to cover the hole you made...
10.) Mount the headlights back on...
Congrats!! NOW YOU GOT SMOKED CLEARED JDM HEADLIGHTS!!![hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: iamboo
DIY CLEARING LIGHTS:
1.) Chop down trees around neighborhood...
2.) Chop trees into logs...
3.) Place logs in firepit and start a fire...
4a.) Remove headlights from car and place into fire..
4b.) Step 4a is to remove the glue around the headlight and it also smokes the lenses of the headlights to give it that cool jdm look
5.) After sitting in the fire for an hour or so pull the headlights out with a shovel or your hands if you feel like burning yourself..
6.) This step is important... while the headlights are still hot, take a screwdriver and peirce the lens and start breaking the orange thingee with the screwdriver...
7.) Be sure to do step 6 throughly so that you can get all the orange stuff small enough to come outta that little hole
8.) Throw the headlights back into the fire for 5 more mins to smoke the inside...
9.) Take them out again and use some black electric tape or dressing tape to cover the hole you made...
10.) Mount the headlights back on...
Congrats!! NOW YOU GOT SMOKED CLEARED JDM HEADLIGHTS!!!
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