Clearance Strips
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10-25-2005, 02:12 AM
#2
10-25-2005, 02:24 AM
you can always use the search function.
but anyways to answer your question. yes they are the same size bulbs as the corners - 168 , 194.
i would say the easiest way to change the clearance strip is the most tedious. you can TRY to attempt to reach the clearance light through your hood. i don't recommend doing this route because 1. you need tiny hands 2. very small opening to work with and thus your hands get cut and hurt 3. have to use extreme caution or you might lose/break your bulb 4. you cant see or know what the hell your doing if this is your first time doing it. so i would say the best way for you to do it right now is through the fender walling.
1. Turn your tires all the way so you can have the most room
2. Now look under your fender and find a few plastic bolts that can be easily push out by any screwdriver. Then look for several screws that have been placed somewhere along there.
3. Once you have taken all the bolts and screws off, carefully pull back the plastic walling so you have a clear visual on the back of the headlight. What your looking for is this black plastic stick-looking thing thats on the opposite side of your low beams. Hard to explain what your suppose to look for, cant really find a pic of it now, but youll notice it. it goes right where yoru clearance light is suppose to be
4. When you find it twist it and it should come loose and there you go, the bulb is placed at the end and all you do is just put the replacement bulb in and twist it back into place
5. Cover everything back up again, screws, bolts etc.
**if you need more clearance to work with, you can always jack up the car or move the tire if needed**
but anyways to answer your question. yes they are the same size bulbs as the corners - 168 , 194.
i would say the easiest way to change the clearance strip is the most tedious. you can TRY to attempt to reach the clearance light through your hood. i don't recommend doing this route because 1. you need tiny hands 2. very small opening to work with and thus your hands get cut and hurt 3. have to use extreme caution or you might lose/break your bulb 4. you cant see or know what the hell your doing if this is your first time doing it. so i would say the best way for you to do it right now is through the fender walling.
1. Turn your tires all the way so you can have the most room
2. Now look under your fender and find a few plastic bolts that can be easily push out by any screwdriver. Then look for several screws that have been placed somewhere along there.
3. Once you have taken all the bolts and screws off, carefully pull back the plastic walling so you have a clear visual on the back of the headlight. What your looking for is this black plastic stick-looking thing thats on the opposite side of your low beams. Hard to explain what your suppose to look for, cant really find a pic of it now, but youll notice it. it goes right where yoru clearance light is suppose to be
4. When you find it twist it and it should come loose and there you go, the bulb is placed at the end and all you do is just put the replacement bulb in and twist it back into place
5. Cover everything back up again, screws, bolts etc.
**if you need more clearance to work with, you can always jack up the car or move the tire if needed**
#4
10-25-2005, 08:13 AM
When your looking into the fender, youll see 2 wires a red and a black wire going into the headlight compartment. Youll see it go in the same direction as that Plastic Stick thing. Thats where your clearance light is. When you take out your clearance light, it is IMPERATIVE that you know the way it went in. Getting the light out isnt really hard, getting it back in is the hard part.
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10-25-2005, 08:36 AM
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10-25-2005, 12:02 PM
The hardest part for me was getting the two screws removed.. even if you rotate the wheel as far left or right as possible, it's virtually impossible to remove the two screws with a regular screwdriver.. the tire blocks the screwdriver to be properly placed. I removed them by using one of those screwdrivers with multiple bits. I put the bit on the screw and used another wrench to turn it. Hope this helps a bit.
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Originally Posted by Poptarts
why bulb did you use in this picutre? i have tried a few different bulbs and nothing ever comes out right for me. any specific bulb suggestions?
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