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Kabel...sounds like you got some expertise in baking bud....i'd love to hear about your techniques, temperatures, duration and method.....if you have got time. Europwr nice to hear from you again bud, hope you track down those piccies and offer a fully description of your method including those projectors you added for that nice effect. Sure there will be a lot of grateful people, me included, wanting to know how. :notworthy:
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Wow thanks guys for all of your responses. This is turning to be a very interesting thread...it's even re-united old acquaintances...nice to hear from you Danny. Toolpants,986Jim and Danny baking them seems the way to go. Jinster i'd like to know how you got on with baking yours. Danny i just bought a pair of clears and the lenses were scorched be those "xenon" bulbs and i'd like to swap out my amber lenses into the clears. But boy i'm drooling at the piccy Toolpants put up on your projector mod. :clapping: Looks sweet. How did you do it and where did you get the parts. The weekend is just around the corner perfect time to do some baking!!
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Nice pic toolpants...looks like that unit was cut apart!
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Your attitude sucks dude. Seems as tho' you had a bad day at work or something and wanna take it out on someone. 1. If you read my post carefully you'll find i have not demanded anyone to give me anything my way so shut up. 2. This is a forum where people who don't have the dizzying heights of "expertise" and "knowledge" as your self, can ask questions and learn. So do me a favour, don't try and put me down for asking questions.
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This what i thought, however if there is a reliable method to take them aprt and put them back together again....i'd settle for that. :cheers:
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Forty one views and nobody can help me out :rolleyes: If anyone knows how to strip unit down to get to the bulb assemble, i'd love to hear from you.
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The back of the headlights gives you access to the high and low beam bulbs, that sit in a cream looking bulb assembly. There is a couple of screws in there, just wondered if anyone has had any experience of removing those assemblies. I'd like to replace the assembly and the lens. Apprieciate any comments. Thanks
