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Old 09-02-2006, 12:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation How do I remove front Headlights?

My headlights are turning yellow, so i want to remove then to polish them up a bit. Does anyone know how I can go about removing the headlights? As much details as possible would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Take the screw off your corner lights
Take off corner lights by pulling forward (to the front of the car)
Take off the 10mm nut behind the corner light
Take off the 10mm bolt that was next to the corner light screw
Take off grill
Take off 10mm bolt on the headlight next to the grill
Unclip the lights
Pull out headlight
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You can buff it and you do not need to take them off. Use a small buffing wheel.
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