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headlight removal

Jesh

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well sense this is the place to ask stupid questions i guess i'll get to it. how do you remove the passenger side headlight? i can see some screws behind the turn signal that i believe should come out but i have no clue how to get to them, if someone has pictures of the headlight bracket or anything like that, would be very helpful thanks.
 

pwrneeds90

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There isnt stupid question just stupid answer's lol. There's only four screws two in back of the turn signal and the other 2 you have to take off the grill.
 

Jesh

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how do i get to the screws behind the turn signal?
 

pwrneeds90

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Well remove the turn signal all u gotta do is pull it out and that's it.
 

Jesh

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lol... i had a feeling it would be something simple. thanks man
 

There's a spring & 2 tabs that hold in the corner lights. Open the bonnet & you'll see a spring hook right behind the corner lights. Un-hook it & push the housing towards the front of the car. For the driver's side, you need to remove the overflow bottler to get to the hook.
 

Jesh

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found it. thanks guys, your way better than a chiltons manual /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 

By far more helpful than any manual.
Wait till you remove the front bumper, thats a fun one.
 

twonineseven

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Bumers not that bad... well the first time, but if you were like me and had to do it 7 times in a span of 3 days you become a pro at it hahaha
 

I have a feeling by the time my FMIC is finally installed, I to should be a pro at it. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 

Hertz

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I dunno if you dove into the headlights already or not, but in my years I think I've managed to snap every single bolt on on both headlights. Use PB blaster before removing and I would suggest applying some anti-seize before reassembly. Nothing is more annoying than flickering/bouncing headlights.
 

Jesh

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haha... 7 times in 3 days? thats not fun. i've dropped my tranny 4 times, and had the cylinder head off 5 times. i must say i'm getting pretty dang good at it :p
 

Luckily I had no bolts break. Appreciate the info about the PB for next time though.
 
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