DIY: Quick headlight removal w/ pics
04-25-2009, 06:18 PM
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This is very helpful, I'm sure it would've taken my 3x as long without this. I found when putting the lights back in it was easier to just remove the whole bumper, but that's just me..
but really... it does, I do it probably 10 times a week. lol
07-28-2009, 03:12 AM
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I found it that it's a little easier if you unscrew the windshield washer fluid tank tube and pull it out, gives you room to get in there and cut the zip tie. The driverside is fairly easy when you pull the headlight out far enough to stick your hand through the gap. Otherwise... you need some long as$ wire cutters.
08-02-2009, 03:09 PM
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I believe you, it's the biggest pain in the ***, especially the first time I did it... at 9AM, on no sleep, in the cold... lol
I found it that it's a little easier if you unscrew the windshield washer fluid tank tube and pull it out, gives you room to get in there and cut the zip tie. The driverside is fairly easy when you pull the headlight out far enough to stick your hand through the gap. Otherwise... you need some long as$ wire cutters.
I found it that it's a little easier if you unscrew the windshield washer fluid tank tube and pull it out, gives you room to get in there and cut the zip tie. The driverside is fairly easy when you pull the headlight out far enough to stick your hand through the gap. Otherwise... you need some long as$ wire cutters.
02-20-2010, 05:42 PM
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IGOR.. would the instructions be pretty much the same on the sedans? If not, it would be great if you can do another DIY for the sedans guys whenever you get a chance.
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