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but would the same procedure work for the gen 4 taillights because i've come to a conclusion that there isnt no glue holding the gen 4 tailights...because as soft as the headlight was i still wasnt able to pry open the taillight.
__________________ 99 5s w/ V6 '01 Solara Brake Conversion & 1985 AW11 MR2 5spd Camry:Tokico Blue's w/ Ebiach Lowering Springs on Motegi FF7 17" Rims with FALKEN ALL SEASON SPORT TIRES MR2: 7A-GE
FS: Gen 4.5 Clear lense/JVC HU&Radar
try heating the oven and then turning off. after turning off oven place taillights in for a few minutes at a time.
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it its not glue holding the lights together, it seems like the two halfs of the taillight were put together when they were "soft enough" to mess aorund with and kinda were fused together or something...sorry words arent coming out right, kind of tired...well extremely tired, im going to bed now...i'll read this in the morning. But more sugguestions are welcomed
BTW i read on an rx7 forum, they back at 250 for 10 and the it came off...but i tried that before btu it didnt work...well it was like 300 for 8min but still nothing. In my pictures there is no sign of glue around the piece i managed to take off
__________________ 99 5s w/ V6 '01 Solara Brake Conversion & 1985 AW11 MR2 5spd Camry:Tokico Blue's w/ Ebiach Lowering Springs on Motegi FF7 17" Rims with FALKEN ALL SEASON SPORT TIRES MR2: 7A-GE
FS: Gen 4.5 Clear lense/JVC HU&Radar
Most likely ultrasonically welded together. Basically, one part is vibrated at a very high frequency against the other. The friction between the two generates enough heat to melt the plastic at the interface and they fuse together.
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1992 Camry LE, V6 (3VZ-FE), ABS brakes, 330k miles, dark emerald pearl, owned since new.
1996 Avalon XLS, ABS brakes, moonroof, white, acquired w/ 139k miles, now at 261k.
2001 Yamaha FZ1, Ivan's jet kit, resprung all around, Ohlins in the rear, Race Tech cartridge emulators in the forks, 45k miles.
Adam u'll recieve a call from me aorund 11am ish...I have another set that i ruined but they can work. Im off saturday, so if its possible i'll head over there
'_': i have a heat gun but that process is a long one! I'll give that maybe i gotta think about that one.
__________________ 99 5s w/ V6 '01 Solara Brake Conversion & 1985 AW11 MR2 5spd Camry:Tokico Blue's w/ Ebiach Lowering Springs on Motegi FF7 17" Rims with FALKEN ALL SEASON SPORT TIRES MR2: 7A-GE
FS: Gen 4.5 Clear lense/JVC HU&Radar
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