G35 Coupe Headlight Removal Guide (3 Simple Steps)
go to any hardware store, lowes,home depot,ace,etc etc. Buy a sheet of plexi glass, cut it out using a stencil of the amber one cut out of paper, wam bam!! now u have ur own.(and save crazy amounts of money! they make diff color plexi glass, so u can make a "custom" look if you wish. u can also do this with the compass/temperature display, to get rid of the ugly orange color and plastic!
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Also in 03-05 housing you can use any projector 2.5" lens
No you dont, two ways to change bulbs, either from wheels wells or by removing front bumper. Once you have access to the back of the headlights there will be a cap behind each bulb, Twist off and replace, Pretty straight forward.
However to install CCFL tubes, rings or LEDs inside the housing you do have to open the housing.
Having the same problem. I have a Oracle halo kit for my 06 coupe. I'm trying to find someone to install them. He asked if I can take the headlights off myself then give it to him. Is there anyway to get those pictures?
its pretty easy, just drop the front bumper and then there are 3 or 4 bolts holding the headlights in. remove the bolts, pull the headlight up a little, and disconnect the wire harness
because it's from one hundred million years ago and pictures went extinct with dinosaurs.
Not asking for a "VHS" or "Super8" of the operation
But pictures (e.g. jpg, etc) are still fairly standard. Are you saying that because the original post was so long ago, pictures have been removed or deleted? Do I need to upgrade to premium in order to see pics?
Original poster must have removed the picture from their original hosting location. So they are no longer shown.
Originally Posted by Shawn Tooley
But pictures (e.g. jpg, etc) are still fairly standard. Are you saying that because the original post was so long ago, pictures have been removed or deleted? Do I need to upgrade to premium in order to see pics?
back in those days the system was slightly more retarder than it is now. So hosting pictures on driver was not always an option.
Originally Posted by JOKER
back in those days the system was slightly more retarder than it is now. So hosting pictures on driver was not always an option.







