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Clear Corners, to break reflector or oven method...
#1
Clear Corners, to break reflector or oven method...
...that is the question.
I have read all the threads on these two methods and am trying to decide which route to go for myself this weekend. What does everyone who has done it think?
I have read all the threads on these two methods and am trying to decide which route to go for myself this weekend. What does everyone who has done it think?
#4
I used the oven thing. But, someone told me to turn the oven on, let it get up to 250, turn it off and throw the lights in real quick. that sucked because it took about 4 time a light to get em open. Idiots I tell you, carp, maybe im the idiot for listening.
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
#5
Originally Posted by sprslug_182
I used the oven thing. But, someone told me to turn the oven on, let it get up to 250, turn it off and throw the lights in real quick. that sucked because it took about 4 time a light to get em open. Idiots I tell you, carp, maybe im the idiot for listening.
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
#6
Break the reflector, its not that difficult. Either do one of two things to get out the remainder piece stuck in the housing. Either get some needle nose pliers with a 90 degree angle on them so you can grab the piece that gets stuck in their or drill a hole behind the rectangular holes and then push it out. If you need further info on how to do this let me know.
#7
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Originally Posted by sprslug_182
I used the oven thing. But, someone told me to turn the oven on, let it get up to 250, turn it off and throw the lights in real quick. that sucked because it took about 4 time a light to get em open. Idiots I tell you, carp, maybe im the idiot for listening.
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
so do you keep the oven on at 250 adn let them sit? It shouldnt melt right because it takes so much more to melt them right?
let it chill for about 2-2.5 mins. then pull them out. no longer than 3!
#9
Did the break it method it. After looking over how you do it, I was thinking it was going to take the 2 hours like the right up on SL says. I did it in under a hour. The biggest PITA is, I droped the 10mm socket in the engine bay & spent 10 min looking for it. I also lost 1 of the head light mounting bolts the same way & still have not found it
#10
i would say just break it. both sides can be done in less than an hr, including remove and install. It's not worth the chances of having the lights leak from a bad seal. but then again, if you don't know what your doing with any install it will go bad anyways.
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