3rd & 4th Generation (19921996 & 19972001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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Hey guys, my headlights in my camry now are freakin bad. I know its not the bulbs, instead of a clear looking headlight its like dull and yellowish. What is the best thing i can get to clean them cause i think this is the problem. Like others I go to college and am strapped for cash. Any ideas?
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1995 Toyota Camry DX
135,*** mi.
i just got new factory headlights. easy and cheap well for me they were my sister works at an auto body shop that sells after market factory parts i got them for like 50 bucks for both
meguiar's plastic X
neverdull
both avalable at your local auto parts store....will remove any film from the outside
if its on the inside tho, you will need new ones...and thats waht ebay is for
just buy a wax and polish your headlights. Also remember that headligght bulbs dim over time, so you should change them, if you want a good bright bulb, go with silverstars, or if you want to be cheap and get a blue color go try nokyas.
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92' Camry 5S-FE 179k mi SOLD
96' Camry 1MZ-FE 110k
DDMtuning 4500k HID Kit AutoPage C3-RS665 Remote Start/Alarm Home Depot CAI
i just got new factory headlights. easy and cheap well for me they were my sister works at an auto body shop that sells after market factory parts i got them for like 50 bucks for both
Think ur sister might get me a pair of Gen 3.5 headlights for 50 bucks??
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96 Camry Coupe LE V6
98 Honda CRV
08 GMC Crew
11 Kia Sportage EX AWD
It is called PlastX apparently no one has used it because they can't even correctly spell it. Silverstars wouldn't help because they would still be going through a yellowed housing.
Wow chill out dude you come in here bitching about how people misspell a product which is totally understandable when the product name is misspelled in the first place. You could have easily offered the same advice as they did while simply and politely correcting the spelling, so there was no need to act so bent out of shape.
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