can any one let me no how to remove orange idercater lens on headlamp please
29 September 2008, 11:10 PM
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can any one let me no how to remove orange idercater lens on headlamp please
please can any one let me no how i would remove the orange indercater bit on front headlight pls or do i have to bye new headlamps thanks stu on a 04 scooby
30 September 2008, 01:17 AM
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How to clear MY04 headlights - photo instructions - NASIOC
30 September 2008, 03:43 PM
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just done this today in my 05 sti 
didnt realise the indicators where no longer bayonet fittings 
stripped headlight then realised, soooo sprayed the old ones orange until the new wedge shaped bulbs arrive
didnt realise the indicators where no longer bayonet fittings stripped headlight then realised, soooo sprayed the old ones orange until the new wedge shaped bulbs arrive
30 September 2008, 04:22 PM
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scooby parts etc sell them for about £10 pair
30 September 2008, 04:37 PM
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Or you could look here.
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html
An additional option is to spray the inside chromed part you take out satin black. Gives a more aggressive look as I think once de-tango'ed there is too much shineyness.
Avoid Silvatech indicator bulbs as they're not bright enough. Go for Philips Silver Vision, far brighter and cost the same.
Link here:
Philips Silver Vision WY21W from Power Bulbs
Good luck.
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html
An additional option is to spray the inside chromed part you take out satin black. Gives a more aggressive look as I think once de-tango'ed there is too much shineyness.
Avoid Silvatech indicator bulbs as they're not bright enough. Go for Philips Silver Vision, far brighter and cost the same.
Link here:
Philips Silver Vision WY21W from Power Bulbs
Good luck.
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30 September 2008, 08:34 PM
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yeah i made the same mistake got it all done and felt good that i had managed to do it and not break anything.then bobbed some orange bulbs in and thought wtf it just looks the same,must admit though once its done it makes the front end look loads better.
30 September 2008, 08:38 PM
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dont worry mate did it on my bugeye b4 this one
i always use silvertec bulbs
30 September 2008, 08:40 PM
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Or you could look here.
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html
An additional option is to spray the inside chromed part you take out satin black. Gives a more aggressive look as I think once de-tango'ed there is too much shineyness.
Avoid Silvatech indicator bulbs as they're not bright enough. Go for Philips Silver Vision, far brighter and cost the same.
Link here:
Philips Silver Vision WY21W from Power Bulbs
Good luck.
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...eadlights.html
An additional option is to spray the inside chromed part you take out satin black. Gives a more aggressive look as I think once de-tango'ed there is too much shineyness.
Avoid Silvatech indicator bulbs as they're not bright enough. Go for Philips Silver Vision, far brighter and cost the same.
Link here:
Philips Silver Vision WY21W from Power Bulbs
Good luck.
lol apart from the fact they dont stock the 05 capless wedge bulbs
silver tech have always been good for me
01 October 2008, 01:06 PM
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Like baking a cake.! See here, step by step instructions.
How to clear MY04 headlights - photo instructions - NASIOC
How to clear MY04 headlights - photo instructions - NASIOC
Do you honestly think that someone who struggles to string a basic sentence together will be able to deal with something that complicated.....
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01 October 2008, 01:33 PM
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coffin you've gone round all his posts ripping him, everyone else has been helpful so it surprises me theres always one. Maybe he's dyslexic, you never know? plus I see the posts he's made since the WR1 thread, have been a bit better. Just be helpful to people rather than ripping the **** out of them because your just making us on here all look bad to new users
01 October 2008, 02:26 PM
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coffin you've gone round all his posts ripping him, everyone else has been helpful so it surprises me theres always one. Maybe he's dyslexic, you never know? plus I see the posts he's made since the WR1 thread, have been a bit better. Just be helpful to people rather than ripping the **** out of them because your just making us on here all look bad to new users
01 October 2008, 05:01 PM
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coffin you've gone round all his posts ripping him, everyone else has been helpful so it surprises me theres always one. Maybe he's dyslexic, you never know? plus I see the posts he's made since the WR1 thread, have been a bit better. Just be helpful to people rather than ripping the **** out of them because your just making us on here all look bad to new users
01 October 2008, 05:53 PM
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detango 
awesome, done this mod at the weekend and it sooooo improves the look of the front of the car. the oven part is easy, mine took 10 mins at 100deg and then came apart nice and easy. just make sure its all clean before you put back together, not something you want to have to do again
awesome, done this mod at the weekend and it sooooo improves the look of the front of the car. the oven part is easy, mine took 10 mins at 100deg and then came apart nice and easy. just make sure its all clean before you put back together, not something you want to have to do again
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