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myc ar is a 02 ex sedanok, so i tryed to do the clearing headlight thing a few months ago and i was able to get the headlights out with no promblem but then I didn't know how to get them apart so i failed miserably. Now im gonna try again and I've heard of 2 cases.

1. Hair Dryer melts the glue. (how long did it take)
2. The old "throw ur headlights in the microwave" trick. When it comes to cooking im a retarded 3 year old with 1 leg so i nneed specifics if settings and such.

and when re-sealing exaclty wut kinda silicone to use, where to get it and where to put it on the headlight. With a little bit of help i will be able to succsefully clear my headlights. I've read all 2,094 post about clearing headlights and this isnt a repost.

 
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Use method #2, but I don't think it's the microwave...it's the oven. The setting...you can search for it...I think I read that it was at 350-400 degrees??? you can goto any auto store and buy some silicone, if you are not sure which ones to buy then you can always ask the ppl there.

 
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i didnt even have any problems pulling mine apart, i just used a screw driver and they came apart pretty easy, just use some muscle!!! And as far as sealing them i just put them back together, and 7months later still no problems!!! i am fixin to smoke mine though

Injen

 
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Sedan clearing is very easy. Just throw in an oven at the lowest temp (~250F) and wait a few minutes until the glue becomes soft and liquid. Then the lights just pull apart. When finished, just put them back together using the original glue in there. (You need to stick both sides in the oven again to melt the glue). Then the pieces just close back up and the original glue gets hard again. I've never had a problem yet.

 
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use a razor blade, cut around the seal, pry apart, remove the lens, put back together, press really hard together, and it should be sealed again, this is how i did mine

 
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i used a hair dryer to warm it up and then i pryed it apart with a pair of screwdrivers. it was fairly easy. btw, i have a coupe. also, i recommend you reseal them. i used kitchen and bath clear silicone, works great, still no fogging after 10 months

 
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i didnt use any sealant, btw, with the seal around the light blub, how its set up, wouldnt that allow any water to disapate?

 
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i like the heat gun idea, i feel its safer that way........just like hands on i think