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10th July 2014, 09:40 | #1 |
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Headlights
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Just a quick one To take the headlights off do I only need to take off the front bumper . Have got a bulb that dropped down at the back of the lens Thanks all |
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Each headlight unit is held to the slam panel by 4 bolts (10mm spanner/socket). If you ease it forwards, you can then access the wiring connector at the rear and remove the headlamp asm. |
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10th July 2014, 09:52 | #3 |
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You may as well take both units out and give the lenses a good polish, it makes for better job while you have easy access..
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If you have headlight washers, be very careful when removing the bumper.
The wiring loom will reach to allow the bumper to be placed on the ground, but the h/l washer hose won't and you will snap the outlet of the pump - which necessitates a new pump |
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