DE TANGOING!!!!???
11 March 2007, 08:43 PM
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I'm guessing it's an 03-05 blobeye 
If so, remove headlights (grille off, bumper clips loosened, 2 nuts and disconnect wires) then remove all bulbs and wiring, remove white nylon bracket and all the small black screws (one behind bracket, another behind foam pad), cover the adjuster motor with foil and put in 100º C oven for 10 mins. Remove from oven and use a flat screwdriver to pop the tabs and prise apart, taking care not to get calk (the sticky black stuff) on the reflectors. Remove one screw to release part of the reflector and pop out the orange wedge. Reverse, adding a bead of silicone sealer to ensure waterproofing.
If so, remove headlights (grille off, bumper clips loosened, 2 nuts and disconnect wires) then remove all bulbs and wiring, remove white nylon bracket and all the small black screws (one behind bracket, another behind foam pad), cover the adjuster motor with foil and put in 100º C oven for 10 mins. Remove from oven and use a flat screwdriver to pop the tabs and prise apart, taking care not to get calk (the sticky black stuff) on the reflectors. Remove one screw to release part of the reflector and pop out the orange wedge. Reverse, adding a bead of silicone sealer to ensure waterproofing.
11 March 2007, 09:52 PM
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https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html
Had Silvatec and ditched them as they are lethal and can't be seen during daytime.
Swithed to Phillips Silvervision from Powerbulbs
Had Silvatec and ditched them as they are lethal and can't be seen during daytime.
Swithed to Phillips Silvervision from Powerbulbs
Last edited by richiewong; 11 March 2007 at 09:56 PM.
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Had no end of people nearly running up my @r$e when I was slowing for turns and just thought they were numpties, then my uncle followed me on a sunny day and asked if I ever indicated. Switched to LED's shortly after and had no further problems. As Ritchie says above, the Philips and PIAA are used by many and seem to be much better.
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11 March 2007, 10:04 PM
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Had no end of people nearly running up my @r$e when I was slowing for turns and just thought they were numpties, then my uncle followed me on a sunny day and asked if I ever indicated. Switched to LED's shortly after and had no further problems. As Ritchie says above, the Philips and PIAA are used by many and seem to be much better.
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