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  1. #1
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    Unhappy takin off my headlights

    i think quite a few ppl done this... just wonderin if anyone could tell me all the steps to do so.. i m gonna do the CTR headlights... so any help ll be much appreciated...thx...by the way.. its 99'EK


  2. #2
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    taking it off shouldnt be too hard.

    the problem comes when u have to *bake* ur headlight housing i think.

    someone who's done this might wanna shed some light.
    when do we hit vtec?

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    yea ... anyone pls??? like is there anything i need to pay special attention to??


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    wtf your doin my idea? cool man.

    pm apexi he did his old ek sedan, lookd shit hot
    oh wrd!

  5. #5
    Don't bake, risk of burning plastic if you aint careful..... use steam!

  6. #6
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    with regards to taking off your headlights, its a 2 stage process:

    Front bumper removal (from memory, its been a while now):
    - Remove the front grill
    - Remove the two screws in the front wheel arches
    - Remove the 3 screws on the bottom of the bumper

    Headlight assembly removal (once again, from memory):
    - Just remove the screws holding the headlight, its about 3 screws i think.
    - slight out the headlight assembly

  7. #7
    Don't forget to take out the lights themselves and the rubber things on the back too. Just to make sure I used high temp paint and I'm happy with my results. The steam option might be a better way to go but I baked mine. Just use a cool tray (like don't leave it in the oven while it's warming up).

  8. #8
    with regards to the thread you posted about diy ctr headlights, ive done a writeup and posted the link in ur other thread.
    フジタエンジニアリング

  9. #9
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    it'll look good on ur white car...

  10. #10
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    taking the headlights off.. screws fron the wheel arch 1 each. and just find 4 more screws just under the front bar and about 8 black round clips for the grille just hook it out dont brake the clips. and i think 3 screws for the headlight plus 2 screws for that metal thingy thats just under the h/light i think its just to support it from falling off.. u must take that off otherwise u wont be able to pull it out.

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    ive done it to my car.. its pretty easy..
    looks good as welll..
    only problem you might have is when your baking it, if the glue is too hot youll cook it, if it isnt, then when you pull it, it will snap

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    Iv done it too - it burns your fingers like a mo' fo' when you pry them apart!!
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