Finally got a few minutes this afternoon to clean up the egg yokes in the headlights.
...with thanks to those that posted the method of removing the air filter boxes to get at them.
Worked like a charm.

The bulbs. (silvers were still in plastic, that's why it looks a little strange.


Before, with egg yoke:


& after w/o

 

looks much better. from what i understand, they still light up amber. is that correct?

ps - amber ftw! hyper white ftl!

 

looks nice!!

 

Looks good Ian.

 

looks really good
are those the PIAA's?
are some other brand

 

Yes they still light up amber.

 

Not PIAA's
Got them from Xenonmods $12.99 /pr

 

got they same ones, they look really nice off and are darker than the OEM when lit, look really nice.

 

nifty

 

They fit? the site says they are 7443 i thought our bulbs are 7440s?

 

OK...sorry for the stupid question, but I'm not all that great at taking things apart...especially with a new car. Can you take a few pictures and highlight what needs to be unscrewed or taken off to replace those bulbs? I don't like the orange bulbs either. I opened the hood and saw the air filter boxes and it looks like there's only 1 screw to remove?? Once that is removed, how do you remove the box to get to the lights? Please help =(

 

There are several posts about removin the airbox and I think they have pictures. But i'll write something real quick. You also need to unscrew the part the airbox is attached to the rubber tube. The remove the sensors and just pull the airbox out.

 

Is it really that difficult? When you start talking about sensors...it makes me a little nervous...LOL. I'm more of a visual person, so pictures are more ideal. I did see some of the posts but without pictures, it can get messy. Remember...I'm a noob at all this

 

it's actually really easy. I might do a diy later but i'm really busy at the moment. But it's simple, I'm a total noob as well

 

Thank you so much. I would greatly appreciate that. I'm sorry...I just don't have enough confidence to start tearing things apart, but I greatly appreciate your efforts in helping me out