-whats up everybody? i am searching for 01' honda civic 2-dr headlights. i am looking for the stock headlights that don't have the yellow in them. i want them to be clear, but stock. i don't want altezza headlights. if anybody knows anything about that or where to go to find out about that, let me know please. i've been looking for them, but haven't found anything yet.

-while i'm at it...does anybody know if the 2004 taillights will fit on an 01'?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by flamega &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">-whats up everybody? i am searching for 01' honda civic 2-dr headlights. i am looking for the stock headlights that don't have the yellow in them. i want them to be clear, but stock.</TD></TR></TABLE>
You'll want headlights from a JDM '01-03 sedan then. They did not have the orange corners.

http://www.passwordjdm.com/pro...D=258

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Yes.

 

I don't know, wish I did. You posted this in the wrong place, I sure you would have more replies had you put this in the right place

 

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You'll want headlights from a JDM '01-03 sedan then. They did not have the orange corners.
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-what is a JDM 01-03' sedan?
-and this will fit on my civic?
-and how did i post this in the wrong place? i'm still new.

 

lol.. i doubt he wants to spend 200+ on headlights.. cause they have a 15c yellow bulb... lol.. then again there's some dumb people on this sight.

certi-fit. google.com it, or car-part.com and find some from a local yard

 

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-so i put in..."certi-fit.google.com"...or..."car-part.com"?

-and i should find some nice headlights you think?

-you know what i'm talking about right? the stock looking headlights that don't have that stupid yellow on the sides.

-i think that i found some on ebay, but it says that they have a chrome trim around the outside of them. it doesn't look like alot of trim, but i don't want to take that chance.

-i'll try those sites and let you know how it turns out. thanks.

 

actually i went to...www.X3racing.com...and found a nice pair of headlights. i'm just trying to get info on them from the site. i e-mailed them and now i'm waiting for a responce. i originally found the headlights on e-bay though. thanks though. another good site that i found is...www.autopartsworld.com...check it out some time. they have alot of parts.

 

You could just buy stock headlights of the years you want, bake them in the oven and take them apart, and once there apart take the reflector out of the side, it should only be held in my a screw.....thats the cheapest way to do it, goodluck

 

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I wonder if the yellow in 98 headlights are held in by a screw?

 

yes they are, ive taken mine out of a 97

 

just dont put the oven on bake at 500 haha(i have some dumb *** friends)

 

yeah that wouldnt be to smart.....I did mine at 275 for about 3 minutes, then i took them out and pryed them apart some, and put them back in the oven and took them back out, kept doing this till i got them all apart

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by menkio &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lol.. i doubt he wants to spend 200+ on headlights.. cause they have a 15c yellow bulb... lol... then again there's some dumb people on this sight.

certi-fit. google.com it, or car-part.com and find some from a local yard</TD></TR></TABLE>

Not trying to start something, just thought it was funny.


Modified by Bond at 12:54 PM 4/4/2005

 

heat gun is way better on headlights and an oven..

 

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-is it that hard to do?
-and will it go back together ok without me having to go and get new headlights?
-what kind of glue do you use to get them back together?

 

no its not hard, just take your time......to put them back togeather i put both pieces back in the oven to heat the glue again, pulled them out of the oven and took silacone and put around the edge and just pushed the 2 peices back togeather and made sure the little clips were in place.......Its not hard to do, take your time

 

actually, you know what, i just looked at my headlights...and i have 2 different interiors to the light. and the bulbs are different too.

by interiors, i mean that the "walls" that the light reflects off of, are different.

thanks for the pointer though. anyway...the lights that i found are on x3racing.com. http://www.x3racing.com/produc...C01-C

if you want to check them out, just copy and paste. when you get into the site just click on them and they'll blow up so you can actually see what they look like.