tail lights
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tail lights
i have a 98 honda prelude type s. i took out the tail lights b/c i'm trying to take out the yellow blinkers so that they are clear.... i have am having trouble gettin the casing off the tail lights... wat should i... continue trying to take the lights off and get rid of the yellow blinkers or just buy whole new lights in the future ???
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From: Spec Shakesland
Re: tail lights (ludeksee32)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ludeksee32 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a 98 honda prelude type s. i took out the tail lights b/c i'm trying to take out the yellow blinkers so that they are clear.... i have am having trouble gettin the casing off the tail lights... wat should i... continue trying to take the lights off and get rid of the yellow blinkers or just buy whole new lights in the future ???</TD></TR></TABLE>
type-s, as in the RHD JDM prelude type -s??
go to http://www.ntpog.org there is a write up there for clearing your lights. i belive it is for clearing corners but its the same thing.
type-s, as in the RHD JDM prelude type -s??
go to http://www.ntpog.org there is a write up there for clearing your lights. i belive it is for clearing corners but its the same thing.
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do what i did, use a drill and make little holes and break em with a screw driver or plier. just don't mess up the plastic part that holds the bulb in place.
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I just tried to see how much damage i could do with some needle nose and it worked really good. bent the plastic holding the bulb but it is still as secure as before. No heat or anything.
My write up:
1)Get a hammer and a flat head screw driver.
2)Hit the amber piece just softly enough to break it loose.
3)Grab the amber piece with some needle nose's and twist out of the bulb hole.
4) screw the tail light back in place.
NOTE: The hard part is the curved piece at the top of the amber piece. It is much thicker and stronger than the sides and will take more time. If you have all the tools, soldering iron, heat gun, what ever use that. I didnt and Mine look just the same.``
My write up:
1)Get a hammer and a flat head screw driver.
2)Hit the amber piece just softly enough to break it loose.
3)Grab the amber piece with some needle nose's and twist out of the bulb hole.
4) screw the tail light back in place.
NOTE: The hard part is the curved piece at the top of the amber piece. It is much thicker and stronger than the sides and will take more time. If you have all the tools, soldering iron, heat gun, what ever use that. I didnt and Mine look just the same.``
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