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14 November 2012, 07:45 PM
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Hi, I am new to this forum.. And subarus infact
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I've just bought a 2001 bugeye but I'm not too fond on the lights lol, I was just wondering if changing them is a straight forward swap or a pain in the **** to do?.
Cheers dale.
.I've just bought a 2001 bugeye but I'm not too fond on the lights lol, I was just wondering if changing them is a straight forward swap or a pain in the **** to do?.
Cheers dale.
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15 November 2012, 11:28 AM
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I assume you mean the headlights, depends what your replacing them with, morrete's have quite complicated wiring (for me any way) but others may be a straight swap
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Sorry for not being very specific ,,
It's the front lights, they look built in. They look like three spotlights built in a housing the same colour as the car, I don't really mind what I change them for I just don't really like the ones in now.
So I was wondering if I could change them and if so what should I be looking for?:/
Any help please?. Cheers.
It's the front lights, they look built in. They look like three spotlights built in a housing the same colour as the car, I don't really mind what I change them for I just don't really like the ones in now.
So I was wondering if I could change them and if so what should I be looking for?:/
Any help please?. Cheers.
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Click on the little icon with the landscape on (when ur writing a post) and copy and paste the URL in that box, there will no doubt be other ways but that's what works for me
15 November 2012, 08:54 PM
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That's the one Mate cheers
15 November 2012, 08:59 PM
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Just delete the http before you paste, anyway I'm not a fan of those either they look like a cheap version of morrete's, what you after replacing then with? Easy job to take them out, grill off and 4 bolts
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