How to remove oversized POLARGs in fogs?
How to remove oversized PIAAs in fogs?
Guys, any advice on how to remove these out of my lights. I just tried slowly turning it, and whatever I can do to remove them since they are falling apart, the color. Anyways, how can I get them out without the bulb falling into the assembly?! I tried one and it almost came out. Thanks.
Originally posted by God
break them inside of the light and just shake the pieces out thats the only way .
break them inside of the light and just shake the pieces out thats the only way .
Originally posted by Scooter
NO, that's not the only way...simple, if it's not coming out by pulling from the unit, pull it such that the bulb comes out of its socket...then take a pair of needlenose pliars and grab the connector part of the bulb and pull...u'll have the leverage u need to take em out...only prob is u'll take the blue coating off with it
NO, that's not the only way...simple, if it's not coming out by pulling from the unit, pull it such that the bulb comes out of its socket...then take a pair of needlenose pliars and grab the connector part of the bulb and pull...u'll have the leverage u need to take em out...only prob is u'll take the blue coating off with it
GIve it up. I am on ,my 3-4 bulbs after 26k miles. They will swell so you cant get them out without breaking after the first one hour of use. I can now change a bulb in 2=3 mins without getting dirty . One screw holds in the housing and is removed from the front
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Originally posted by BBsAcuraRacing
GIve it up. I am on ,my 3-4 bulbs after 26k miles. They will swell so you cant get them out without breaking after the first one hour of use. I can now change a bulb in 2=3 mins without getting dirty . One screw holds in the housing and is removed from the front
GIve it up. I am on ,my 3-4 bulbs after 26k miles. They will swell so you cant get them out without breaking after the first one hour of use. I can now change a bulb in 2=3 mins without getting dirty . One screw holds in the housing and is removed from the front
Originally posted by JRock
Uh if you're accessing the back of the roadlamp, you already removed the screw he's talking about.
Uh if you're accessing the back of the roadlamp, you already removed the screw he's talking about.
The screw is accessed from the front grill. You can see a hole where it is accessed. Loosen it (it doesn't come all the way out) and the light pivots from the outside.
Originally posted by JRock
Uh if you're accessing the back of the roadlamp, you already removed the screw he's talking about.
Uh if you're accessing the back of the roadlamp, you already removed the screw he's talking about.
Originally posted by gto2050
Mebbe not..... mebbe he reached up behind!
The screw is accessed from the front grill. You can see a hole where it is accessed. Loosen it (it doesn't come all the way out) and the light pivots from the outside.
Mebbe not..... mebbe he reached up behind!
The screw is accessed from the front grill. You can see a hole where it is accessed. Loosen it (it doesn't come all the way out) and the light pivots from the outside.
Originally posted by SilverBullet
Yep, I was accessing it from behind. Thanks, I will look for this screw.
Yep, I was accessing it from behind. Thanks, I will look for this screw.
Any one know what bulbs would be good that won't burn or fall apart like these did? Thanks
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