MY01 Detango headlights
02 April 2006, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by GUNNER
One of the Dorset lad's used a long nose set of plier's and broke the orange bit up and extracted it through the bulb holder hole,worked a treat.
Indeed I did
03 April 2006, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by GUNNER
One of the Dorset lad's used a long nose set of plier's and broke the orange bit up and extracted it through the bulb holder hole,worked a treat.
now why didn't I think of that !!! I want to detango myself, but the idea of heating up the lens in the oven just had "your going to **** this up" written all over it
Off to find my pliers.CG
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04 April 2006, 06:55 PM
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If your going to break them up be careful of scratching the delicate reflective surface. I tried that method, saw I was marking the surface and put them in the oven instead. I view that as the best way of carrying out a de-tango.
I had no probs. 
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Not got round to it yet. My wife has just had a little girl so I've been a bit busy.
If you like I'll take a few photos and a brief run down of any problems I run into when I do it.
CG
If you like I'll take a few photos and a brief run down of any problems I run into when I do it.
CG
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