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how do i get this *@&$(#% (lovely lol) thing out?!?!? I sat here for a hour looking for instructions and all are a dead end. I know u retrofit guys can tell me how its done or direct me to a threat that has instructions that i missed thanks
how do i get this *@&$(#% (lovely lol) thing out?!?!? I sat here for a hour looking for instructions and all are a dead end. I know u retrofit guys can tell me how its done or direct me to a threat that has instructions that i missed thanks
Did you remove your headlight???? BTW, there are a LOT of threads here showing the removal of the projector. Search "foggy headlights" and "retrofit"
yea i have an extra one around and i cant figure out how to remove the projector lense. its already apart and i sprayed the chrome part black.... i search n juss see ppl's pics i want instructions
yea i have an extra one around and i cant figure out how to remove the projector lense. its already apart and i sprayed the chrome part black.... i search n juss see ppl's pics i want instructions
Ah...I see. Let me check for you tonight after work. I believe I have a broken one in my shed and I'll take a look for you. But maybe someone else will beat me to the punch right here!
just get a 8mm and turn the screws on the back of the headlight. You'll see the projector slowly move outwards. On the inside bottom of the headlight, you'll see a bronze screw that you'll use a 8 or 10 mm wrench on to loosen the bottom.
ok.... can you take a pic and point to the screws? I turned the long one and it just made the projector go up and down
You're turning the headlight adjustment screw. That adjusts the angle the light shines. I don't have the old headlight I thought I did but I'm pretty sure you'll need to remove the whole light first in order to get the projector out. At worst, it'll make finding the correct screw a lot easier!