Solution to de-gingered fronts lights?

the hardest part is opening them up as it requires cutting with a dremel. i bought a silverline hobby tool from ebay for £20 and it took about 15 minutes to cut open each headlamp.

also, if you completely dismantle the innards like i did, then it's a massive ballache putting it all back together :lol:
 
ben g said:
the hardest part is opening them up as it requires cutting with a dremel. i bought a silverline hobby tool from ebay for £20 and it took about 15 minutes to cut open each headlamp.

also, if you completely dismantle the innards like i did, then it's a massive ballache putting it all back together :lol:

also it's pain in the back side to seal them properly :lol:
 
Marius said:
ben g said:
the hardest part is opening them up as it requires cutting with a dremel. i bought a silverline hobby tool from ebay for £20 and it took about 15 minutes to cut open each headlamp.

also, if you completely dismantle the innards like i did, then it's a massive ballache putting it all back together :lol:

also it's pain in the back side to seal them properly :lol:

Is it better to go aftermarket then? :?
 
ap208_1988 said:
Is it better to go aftermarket then? :?
IMO no, definitely not. It's time consuming and messy to do, but once done, transforms the front. The aftermarket ones are hit & miss - heard both good things and bad about them.


Tapatalking...
 
Back
Top Bottom