Headlight mod photoshop
#11
RE: Headlight mod photoshop
I had my Injen intake put in yesterday and to my surprise they didn't take the front end off like I assumed they would need to do from reading the clear corners installation. Instead of taking the wheels off they just turned them in to undo the wheel well lining andtook the driver side headlight out. My friends are betting me that I won't be able to do my headlights in a weekend none the less a day.
#12
RE: Headlight mod photoshop
Follow this http://www.ttstuff.com/accessories_c...er_install.phpand you will have no excusses for not having it done in a day.
#13
RE: Headlight mod photoshop
I installed my intake and ram air tube.... WITHOUT REMOVING ANYTHING! I AM SOOOOO THE MAN!!!!!
I got a little bloody because I have pretty big hands, but I managed to get the ducting and filter and everything in all by myself :P
I got a little bloody because I have pretty big hands, but I managed to get the ducting and filter and everything in all by myself :P
#16
RE: Headlight mod photoshop
Yes, you need to pull it to access one of the three bolts that holds the headlight in place.
It's not that bad. I've had mine off so many times I can pull it in under 30 minutes.
1. Jack up and put on jack stands,
2. Remove wheels
3. Remove wheel well liners (10 Torx)
4. Remove front engine compartment trim
5. Remove 6 Torx screws on the top
6. Remove 4 (2 ea side) 10mm nuts inside wheel well (10 mm deep socket and extension)
7. Remove 2 phillips head screws under front bumper.
8. Lift it off.
It's not that bad. I've had mine off so many times I can pull it in under 30 minutes.
1. Jack up and put on jack stands,
2. Remove wheels
3. Remove wheel well liners (10 Torx)
4. Remove front engine compartment trim
5. Remove 6 Torx screws on the top
6. Remove 4 (2 ea side) 10mm nuts inside wheel well (10 mm deep socket and extension)
7. Remove 2 phillips head screws under front bumper.
8. Lift it off.
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