Im pondering the idea of spraying my front turn signal lights solid amber instead of the clear w/amber core look that they have stock using krylon stained glass spray paint (yes this is inspired by HMTs spraying the clear ebay tail lights to make them look stock).
The shop diagram makes it seem like only one screw is needed to get them out of their housing, but im curious as to how much slack of wire there is and how easy it is to disconnect/reconnect the wire. My rex is all covered up, tucked in and sleeping for the night.

:cliffs: Anyone know off the top of their head the slack of wire the front turn signal lights have?
Thanks

 

Bumper lights, theres probably about 6 inches. You just twist the bulb and voila, its out...unless Im missing something that makes it more difficult.

What do I know, I don't even have bumper lights, I have the bulb sockets and wire wrapped and zip tied behind the bumper (there's plenty of slack)

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Autoworks &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Bumper lights, theres probably about 6 inches. You just twist the bulb and voila, its out...unless Im missing something that makes it more difficult.

What do I know, I don't even have bumper lights, I have the bulb sockets and wire wrapped and zip tied behind the bumper (there's plenty of slack)</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah, the screw is accesible if you pop your hood. there is about 6 inches of slack. and you can take the whole corner assembly out if you remove that screw. they will just slide towards the front of your car and out.