Hey guts, got my 3rd honda/Acura

93 integrated
99 prelude
04 TL

Just got it, love it! Was CPO very recently, everything is excellent except the driver side seat warmer switch doesn't light up, and the driver side headlight. **mod edit**

Anyway. Just did the add some class lights from the tutorial here, and had the windows 30%.
**mod edit**. Thanks all.

 

Socom, welcome to AcuraZine and :cheers on your new TL.

As you can see, I edited out some of your post because all for sale, want to buy, and want to trade requests/threads belong in the Black Market in the Off Topic section of the forum.

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Thanks.

 

Thanks, sorry about that, just super stoked. Such a nice car still. Anyone have any "must do" mods ? My light has a small Crack in the lens, I can seal it with some acrylic glue (acrylic fabricator) , but it's got some water in it from the detail wash on delivery day. I pulled the fog light bulb and been getting it out slowly with it, I guess a few more blow drys might get it all out? Anyway going to search for a new one.

 

Sounds like you found your first mod.
If you're already looking to replace the headlights, seek out some of the vendors on the site and get some custom ones (JnC did my headlights, and AckTL05 did my rears, you can also find other vendors through google). There's something for everyone out there, whether its just custom paint and upgraded internals, to halo/demon-eye/light bar, to full TLX jewel eye retrofits. Headlights are the window to the soul, and almost all of the serious projects on here have custom lights.

 

Looks good, Socom! Congrats and welcome.

 

Thanks guys, this light is pissing me off, got a 50 cent piece size spot of water on the extreme side of the light, where the clear lens is closest to the signal lens. I can get the fog out pdq with a blow dryer but since the water is sandwiched between the two lenses, there's no surface area to evaporate from. So by the next day it's fogged again.

If anyone in Sacramento can help I'd appreciate it a ton. I have a 1 and a half year old daughter and money is tight. We had one Chevy Cobalt we shared for ten years and I finally got a car. A real car.

 

honestly, might be easiest to take the whole housing out and bake the light. I haven't done it, so I don't have a lot to offer, but you'll be able to find some tips by googling.