Afterburner rear lights... how do I get the old ones out?
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got these today, all lovely and colour coded, too!, from Impreziv motorsport (thanks John!)...
Do you think I can get the old units out! Can I f**k!
I've undone all 5 bolts, but it's like they're stuck fast!
I can get a purchase on the top of them to pull, but it looks as though you need to pull them from the side too, but because of the rubber seals I can't get hold of anything to pull it.
Even had someone trying to push the bolts through from the indside but no joy.
As with so many of these things there must be a 'knack' but I don't seem to have it. Any hints and tips would be gratefully received...
Totally gutted as I have to crooooze tonight with a standard ****
Do you think I can get the old units out! Can I f**k!
I've undone all 5 bolts, but it's like they're stuck fast!
I can get a purchase on the top of them to pull, but it looks as though you need to pull them from the side too, but because of the rubber seals I can't get hold of anything to pull it.
Even had someone trying to push the bolts through from the indside but no joy.
As with so many of these things there must be a 'knack' but I don't seem to have it. Any hints and tips would be gratefully received...
Totally gutted as I have to crooooze tonight with a standard ****
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I did my rear lights last year, and as greasemonkey said - a hairdryer is the way forward.
It takes a while for the sealent to soften (about as long as it takes to smoke a *** )
When you fit the new lights, use plenty of Silicon sealer to make sure there will be no leaks.
It takes a while for the sealent to soften (about as long as it takes to smoke a *** )
When you fit the new lights, use plenty of Silicon sealer to make sure there will be no leaks.
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My lights didn't have this rubber gasket, so i can't really answer
If i was in your shoes, i would fit them with the gasket, but i would watch for any puddles in the boot. If a puddle appears then silicon sealer it is
If i was in your shoes, i would fit them with the gasket, but i would watch for any puddles in the boot. If a puddle appears then silicon sealer it is
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Ive debated about these carbon lights for ages.
Got a black wrx so think they will go quite well for when i get my carbon bonnet and bootlid.
But im in 2 minds - now im thinking it wont go! lol
Decisions decisions
Got a black wrx so think they will go quite well for when i get my carbon bonnet and bootlid.
But im in 2 minds - now im thinking it wont go! lol
Decisions decisions
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