tonyph33r

i smoked my headlight now when i take it off it show all this thing here a pic





is there a way to fix

Mazekid15

If you have condensation you will be screwed!! My friend does this for a living, but Im worried something going to go wrong and then I have to pay 4g's for new headlights. Everything went smoothe with your headlights?

04WDPSeDaN

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4g's for headlights?

we dont own a maybach benz.

Mazekid15

Ya mess these lights up, lose the warranty, and let me know what the final price is after you pay outta your pocket. 3g's plus

04WDPSeDaN

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umm, ebay has them for about 400 bucks for 2 complete headlights.... Why would you buy them from the dealership.

EDIT you have a type-S. I wouldn't play with those headlights since they are already black'd-out.

BTW its not that hard to re-seal headlights. And I still don't think type-S lights run 3k, sorry thats outragous.

Bearcat94

TL-S Headlight assemblies are about $450 each. That's new OEM headlight assemblies from a dealer.

The TL-S headlights are not blacked out. Not the way guys here black them out, which is a kick ass look.

Maybe for headlights and all the repair work from shorting something out from the condensation? That wouldn't be warranty and the damage could be pretty serious. That's the only way I can see $3k+ in costs.

04WDPSeDaN

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Black'd out meaning they are already black inside. Not the way that everyone else does them.

Mazekid15

I understand they dont run that high price, but when the dealership looks at it and after all is said and done from those scumbags, in "Bergen County" New Jersey, they DEFINITELY would charge that much for labor and fixing the two lights. I would think you would know that living in this scummy part of New Jersey where they love to Bang people out.

AZN.M3NACE

nice job =D...


also, what kind of headlight sealent did you use? my 03TL headlight is getting moister in it and im trying to get it fixed ASAP

tonyph33r

what u use to reseal headlights

blacktls07

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I've done this when I had my honda. I did both mine and also a friends. We both sealed it with the original sealant that was already on there. Unless you did something weird unsealing it, there should still be enough adhesive to reseal it. I personally love doing this way because it looks like you never opened them up. Both had no condensation at all. But if you're extra paranoid, you can use silicone seal to re-seal it.

tonyph33r

thank but where do i buy the light?

blacktls07

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What light? The headlight assembly? The cheapest you're probably going to find them for is on ebay. But you should be able to get rid of the condensation. Its a pain in the ass, but you should be able to get rid of it.

6MTUA5

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look for the recent threads that talk about nissan headlight sealer. it has had better success than silicone.