rapid headlamp response(sorted thanks guys)
#1
rapid headlamp response(sorted thanks guys)
Hi all... in need of a rapid reply please
went to fit my nice led side light lamps and one of the lamps fell into the light!
I guess the easiest way to get it out is to take out the headlight, however I have no idea how to do this.
I think they are a morrette conversion, they are using Valeo lamps and are as per my avatar.
Assistance requested!!
Thanks for ant info anyone can give on this
went to fit my nice led side light lamps and one of the lamps fell into the light!
I guess the easiest way to get it out is to take out the headlight, however I have no idea how to do this.
I think they are a morrette conversion, they are using Valeo lamps and are as per my avatar.
Assistance requested!!
Thanks for ant info anyone can give on this
Last edited by wrxyz; 01 March 2012 at 09:47 AM.
#6
Oh aye .... i can picture that.... next post - how to get a finger removed from a nearside headlight
Anyway i have found a thread on removing the standard lights so i will see if the morettes are the same.
thanks for the suggestions.
Anyway i have found a thread on removing the standard lights so i will see if the morettes are the same.
thanks for the suggestions.
#7
its a very easy job buddy you will have to remove the grill and the grill side insert but should only take you about 10 minutes.
if you have the conversion then no inserts to revome
just take your time with the plastic clips on the grill :-)
if you have the conversion then no inserts to revome
just take your time with the plastic clips on the grill :-)
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#10
Really appreciate your timely help gents !!
It was a case of unclipping the grill; taking the 3 screws out that hold on the 3 lamp surround, 2 - 10mm bolts in the front vertical; then one 8mm bolt (machine screw) in the top of the lamp unit next to the wing; then you can twist the lamp surround enough to get the last 8mm nut between the dipped beam lamp and the wing.
It was a pig to get the led out though, it had slipped between the reflector and the rear housing, and it was a 4 LED with resistor type, so was about the size of 1/4 an old razor blade (for those that can remember them )
But, job done and the LED's are very good.
Tea is on and all is well. thanks again for the help.
shaun.
It was a case of unclipping the grill; taking the 3 screws out that hold on the 3 lamp surround, 2 - 10mm bolts in the front vertical; then one 8mm bolt (machine screw) in the top of the lamp unit next to the wing; then you can twist the lamp surround enough to get the last 8mm nut between the dipped beam lamp and the wing.
It was a pig to get the led out though, it had slipped between the reflector and the rear housing, and it was a 4 LED with resistor type, so was about the size of 1/4 an old razor blade (for those that can remember them )
But, job done and the LED's are very good.
Tea is on and all is well. thanks again for the help.
shaun.
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