De-tango'd blobeye wagon
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De-tango'd blobeye wagon
Did this today following Talizmans 'how to' in the projects section. https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html.
We used a fan heater and a heat gun as opposed to putting them in the oven and it worked a treat. All in all it took about an hours and a half. I couldn't get silvertec bulbs so i've sprayed some orange ones (and saved myself £20!!!)
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We used a fan heater and a heat gun as opposed to putting them in the oven and it worked a treat. All in all it took about an hours and a half. I couldn't get silvertec bulbs so i've sprayed some orange ones (and saved myself £20!!!)
Andy.
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My mate who will (maybe) be doing the work has a 340bhp Astra van that he had mapped in this way and hes made up with it. My reservation is that if his van goes bang he will just rebuild it, if my scoob goes bang i will push it onto my drive and cry every night until i can afford to rebuild it (with an STI crank, forged pistons e.t.c. i might add).
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Lee that car looks better by the day mate, whats next?
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No extra silicone added! We heated the mastic up with the heat gun before we put them back together to make sure it sealed properly then my dad squeezed the 2 halves together as i did up the screws. I havent washed it yet and it hasn't rained so if they do mist up it'll be headlight out and silicone sealed.
Just a quick note........ if your dad is carrying the headlight lense between the house and the garage (in the rain) make sure he carries it outside up so it doesn't fill with nice little spots of rain ! Gotta love him though, he'll have a go at anything.
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Just a quick note........ if your dad is carrying the headlight lense between the house and the garage (in the rain) make sure he carries it outside up so it doesn't fill with nice little spots of rain ! Gotta love him though, he'll have a go at anything.
Andy.
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If i can get a spare headlight on the cheap i'm considering having a go at putting an induction trumpet where the main beam goes and connecting it up to the "snorkel". If i do get around to it and its successful i will post up a "how to" with pictures. Cant be that hard can it and as said above my dad will have a go at anything, **** hot really.
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