SN95 1piece headlights
12-30-2006, 09:29 PM
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SN95 1piece headlights
has anyone installed these? they are the 1 piece projectors, just got my car back from the body shop and i can't get the lights to go in... hell i can't even get the stock lights back in.... it's almost like the little pin things won't slide on the header panel... anyone got any ideas, or any trouble installing there 1 pieces?
thanks len
thanks len
12-30-2006, 11:29 PM
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RE: SN95 1piece headlights
i put the one piece projector lights on my car and I love the way they look. it took a little longer than the stock lights to put in but i was happy with the over all out come. I've changed the style of headlights since the time the pics were taken on my cardomain site below. Now instead of the crome housing i have the black housing to better match my car. there are some pix of the car at night so that you can tell the difference in appearance at night.http://www.cardomain.com/id/prtrainer
12-31-2006, 12:16 AM
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RE: SN95 1piece headlights
i have those on my stang , with the halo's not wired they look good i think, sure beats the stock lights all yellowed and crap,
just a fyi there are 2 little square plastic plugs that go into matching squareson the car, You will see a guide for them near the mounting area. Twist them out alot so the headlight fits in easily then you can tighten it to your likings with a very small wratchet and socket.
also i learned they are not sealed for crap so i put clear silicon all around them before i installed, i didnt want foggy headlights if you need any more help email me
just a fyi there are 2 little square plastic plugs that go into matching squareson the car, You will see a guide for them near the mounting area. Twist them out alot so the headlight fits in easily then you can tighten it to your likings with a very small wratchet and socket.
also i learned they are not sealed for crap so i put clear silicon all around them before i installed, i didnt want foggy headlights if you need any more help email me
12-31-2006, 03:16 AM
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RE: SN95 1piece headlights
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i have those on my stang , with the halo's not wired they look good i think, sure beats the stock lights all yellowed and crap,
just a fyi there are 2 little square plastic plugs that go into matching squareson the car, You will see a guide for them near the mounting area. Twist them out alot so the headlight fits in easily then you can tighten it to your likings with a very small wratchet and socket.
also i learned they are not sealed for crap so i put clear silicon all around them before i installed, i didnt want foggy headlights if you need any more help email me
i have those on my stang , with the halo's not wired they look good i think, sure beats the stock lights all yellowed and crap,
just a fyi there are 2 little square plastic plugs that go into matching squareson the car, You will see a guide for them near the mounting area. Twist them out alot so the headlight fits in easily then you can tighten it to your likings with a very small wratchet and socket.
also i learned they are not sealed for crap so i put clear silicon all around them before i installed, i didnt want foggy headlights if you need any more help email me