headlight and parker globes

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headlight and parker globes

By pancake
- Wed Dec 30, 2009 4:06 am #164693 hey guys

im a real noob here but im willing to attempt this on my own! lol

ok so i got some new philips h4 globes, and im just wondering if there is an easier way to install these. in my engine bay theres my stock airbox and the power steering reservoir blocking the back of my headlights :(

would the easiest way to install this is to just take the whole headlight out and pop the globes in?

and with the globes, is it just taking the old one in and popping the new ones in, or do i have to take notice of a few important things to ensure a proper install?

oh and with the purchase of the globes i got a free "BlueVision Signalling Lamp"... how do i install these? lol

sorry for all the questions, but i am eager to learn alot of things!

hope you can help,
thanks :wink:
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By asianrob
- Wed Dec 30, 2009 4:49 am #164704 with the car off
pop this piece off (circled in red)
and you should have plenty of room to change the bulb out on this side now
on the the other side
pop this off the bracket (circled in yellow) and you wont have as much room as the other side. but its enough room to move about

unplug the lights first. then remove the rubber pieces, then un clamp the bulb holder. on some cars its a bitch if the previous owner fuckered it up. but if they haven't then it should be extremely easy!

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as for the corner lights its just a phillps screw holding it in and when you take out push forward (or pull forward) it will be in there pretty good so be careful. and the bulbs twist out.

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By pancake
- Wed Dec 30, 2009 9:34 am #164734 how do i remove the airbox-piece and the clamps?
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By asianrob
- Wed Dec 30, 2009 4:03 pm #164748 taht peice circled in red just pops off. the air box it self is held down by 4 10mm bolts. one on each side i believe

on the Power steering side. the power steering reservoir is slid in so all you have to do is slide it out
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By pancake
- Fri Jan 01, 2010 3:20 am #165060 thanks alot for the help :)

got one side in... power-steering side is such a bitch, havent done that yet
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By asianrob
- Fri Jan 01, 2010 8:33 pm #165161
pancake wrote:thanks alot for the help :)

got one side in... power-steering side is such a bitch, havent done that yet


no problem! yea the powersteering side is a bitch just got to work with it tho
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