MY03 WRX with rear orange indicator bulbs replaced.....
10 September 2003, 01:23 PM
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Not a monumental post 
but I hadnt seen any other pictures of these yet so here you go.
Before:
Take one set of these:
Et viola :
I did take a shot of the whole rear, but it didnt come out very well. I will try again later if I get a chance.
Thats the easy bit done....
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[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/9/2003 1:23:49 PM]
but I hadnt seen any other pictures of these yet so here you go.Before:
Take one set of these:
Et viola
:I did take a shot of the whole rear, but it didnt come out very well. I will try again later if I get a chance.
Thats the easy bit done....
For a full size pic, copy/paste the address and add '.orig.jpg' to the end.
For the whole saga in the Lighting forum click here
[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/9/2003 1:23:49 PM]
09 October 2003, 09:46 PM
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Cheers
The silverFUSION website (here) says that:
...so I would hope that they would be ok.
Here are a couple of shots in the fading light with no flash:
[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/9/2003 9:47:28 PM]
[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/10/2003 12:06:59 AM]
The silverFUSION website (here) says that:
our bulbs are 'E' marked and are all completely road legal
Here are a couple of shots in the fading light with no flash:
[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/9/2003 9:47:28 PM]
[Edited by JohnMcC - 10/10/2003 12:06:59 AM]
10 October 2003, 11:15 PM
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Hi there,
I put the same bulbs to my STi front turn signals after I had remove the ugly orange plastic triangles...
Looks really much better either) (sorry for pic sizing, but this is the only one I have on the net).
I put the same bulbs to my STi front turn signals after I had remove the ugly orange plastic triangles...
Looks really much better either
) (sorry for pic sizing, but this is the only one I have on the net).
11 October 2003, 03:20 AM
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The MY03 Holy Grail!!!!!! That looks fantastic!!!!
How did you go about it.........did it involve ovens and messing around like that (please say no!!
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12 October 2003, 01:19 PM
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I removed mine this morning with the help of Steve Sherwen,
We removed the headlights and stripped off all lamps and wiring, and then poped them in the oven on gas mark 1 for 10 mins,
Then we prized the lense off and removed the orange wedge
Im off out to refit them to the car and ill take some piccy and post them
Phil G
We removed the headlights and stripped off all lamps and wiring, and then poped them in the oven on gas mark 1 for 10 mins,
Then we prized the lense off and removed the orange wedge
Im off out to refit them to the car and ill take some piccy and post them
Phil G
12 October 2003, 02:04 PM
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as Promised
Half the job done
Back on the car
I think they looks miles better, and the job was alot easier than i thought,
but i did have help from steve sherwen who has carried out the job before on a bug eye.
Phil G
Half the job done
Back on the car
I think they looks miles better, and the job was alot easier than i thought,
but i did have help from steve sherwen who has carried out the job before on a bug eye.
Phil G
12 October 2003, 10:29 PM
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Hi mates,
Sorry for the late answering but I was gone for a track week-end
No oven involved in this, but I recognise we had some very hot summer days this year in south France and that was a great assistance to "unstick" the plastic cover.
Philgr gave all explanations in the meantime, so that everybody knows the secret now
I will insist about one thing : make sure you adjust and re-stick it perfectly so that no moisture can get inside...
Sorry for the late answering but I was gone for a track week-end
No oven involved in this, but I recognise we had some very hot summer days this year in south France and that was a great assistance to "unstick" the plastic cover.
Philgr gave all explanations in the meantime, so that everybody knows the secret now
I will insist about one thing : make sure you adjust and re-stick it perfectly so that no moisture can get inside...
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