
01-02-2021, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: SA, TX
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Yes, I have. Best to do both sides as if you only do one side it will be very obviously different. The process is tedious and painful to your fingers, but it's doable and is a very rewarding upgrade.
BTW, you can skip the heating phase. Doesn't do anything except make the headlight body too hot to touch. Just cut the old lens out and then clean the U-channel that the lens sits into. That's the part that takes the most time. Took about 4 hours of cleaning out the residual old lens and silicon adhesive per headlight. Not fun.
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