MY03 de-tango front indcators???
16 April 2004, 12:39 PM
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MY03 de-tango front indcators???
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I'm sure I've seen a crystal front indicator for the MY03 on the BBS somewhere..... but I'm bu**ered if I can find it now!
I saw an image that looks like a direct replacment for the 'tango' indicator.
Anyone know if and where this product is available?
Thanks. J.
I'm sure I've seen a crystal front indicator for the MY03 on the BBS somewhere..... but I'm bu**ered if I can find it now!
I saw an image that looks like a direct replacment for the 'tango' indicator.
Anyone know if and where this product is available?
Thanks. J.
16 April 2004, 01:31 PM
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If your taking about the orange wedge inside the front headlight the only way to remove it is to take the light apart AFAIK
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=384488
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If your taking about the orange wedge inside the front headlight the only way to remove it is to take the light apart AFAIK
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=384488
Nathan..
16 April 2004, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Nathan L
J
If your taking about the orange wedge inside the front headlight the only way to remove it is to take the light apart AFAIK
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=384488
Nathan..
If your taking about the orange wedge inside the front headlight the only way to remove it is to take the light apart AFAIK
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=384488
Nathan..
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16 April 2004, 02:50 PM
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I really don't fancy 'cooking' my lights! Buying new de-tango'd lights seems the best option, but a little costly at the mo.
Thanks for the help Nathan/Jolley
I really don't fancy 'cooking' my lights! Buying new de-tango'd lights seems the best option, but a little costly at the mo.
Thanks for the help Nathan/Jolley
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16 April 2004, 06:19 PM
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Great thanks Paul !!
Hey what a diffence de-dangoed
It really sets the front off well........ makes you wonder why the designers included those orange sections in the begining, they must surely realise it's one of the first jobs any keen Impreza driver does is the de-tango mod
If his wife let's him use the oven of course
YHM too Paul
Cheers
Simon
Hey what a diffence de-dangoed
It really sets the front off well........ makes you wonder why the designers included those orange sections in the begining, they must surely realise it's one of the first jobs any keen Impreza driver does is the de-tango mod
If his wife let's him use the oven of course
YHM too Paul
Cheers
Simon
16 April 2004, 07:03 PM
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I may hold you to that offer. If you're at the next West Sussex meet I'll come and have a chat.
J.
I may hold you to that offer. If you're at the next West Sussex meet I'll come and have a chat.
J.
27 April 2004, 09:19 PM
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Looks like silver fusion are going under:
http://www.silverfusion.co.uk
Last stocks of the WY21W bulbs for sale! (unless you fancy doing them yourself) Other stocks of silver (or even amber) of this bulb fitment are nigh on impossible to find!
http://www.silverfusion.co.uk
Last stocks of the WY21W bulbs for sale! (unless you fancy doing them yourself) Other stocks of silver (or even amber) of this bulb fitment are nigh on impossible to find!
29 April 2004, 09:14 AM
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Backs are easy - once you figure out how to move/stretch the rubbery sponges blocking the back of the bulbs (I broke one side, but it doesn't matter)
Fronts are a little more fiddley - definately use the oven rather than a hairdryer (the other technique), as you get a much more even distribution of heat, so less stress on the plastic when you seperate front from back and a better seal when you come to put them back together.
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no way I'm putting my lights in my oven - except maybe to see the expression on my wife's face before the approach of the frying pan 
Someone mentioned here that they knew a dealer that would do this for them - can anyone say here or PM me?
Someone mentioned here that they knew a dealer that would do this for them - can anyone say here or PM me?
04 May 2004, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
My bulbs from silverfusion arrived today
not a trace of any orange remaining
not a trace of any orange remaining
btw, i like that semi-transparrent STi logo on the front bumper to the left of the number plate
which model bulbs for back, front and side indicators ?
05 May 2004, 06:28 PM
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They're the only bulbs SilverFusion do now Whitey
WY21W (W21W identical - strictly the Y is for Orange!?!?!) for fronts and rears
Sides are W5W (IIRC)
I did a search for these a long time ago - so there are a bunch of other names for the bulbs, none of which are stocked anywhere else in the UK. (I would look up my old thread, but Search refuses to believe it exists...)
btw - you can't replace the bulbs in the standard side repeaters! they're completely sealed units (get some crystal ones anyway from TSL/ScoobyWorld)
WY21W (W21W identical - strictly the Y is for Orange!?!?!) for fronts and rears
Sides are W5W (IIRC)
I did a search for these a long time ago - so there are a bunch of other names for the bulbs, none of which are stocked anywhere else in the UK. (I would look up my old thread, but Search refuses to believe it exists...)
btw - you can't replace the bulbs in the standard side repeaters! they're completely sealed units (get some crystal ones anyway from TSL/ScoobyWorld)
06 May 2004, 11:03 PM
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depends...
Subaru (dealer supplied) side repeaters come with bulbs, I wouldn't want to suggest what other manufacturers do (though I'd be suprised if they didn't come with a pair of orange bulbs).
Subaru (dealer supplied) side repeaters come with bulbs, I wouldn't want to suggest what other manufacturers do (though I'd be suprised if they didn't come with a pair of orange bulbs).