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Pulling headlight apart for angel eyes and clear corners....
SO FRUSTRATING :mad:
Yes I've read the one or two articles and I followed the "heat,pry,heat,pry" instructions to a tee. There is just so much weatherstripping that the front lens will not come off. I'm afraid If I pry any harder I'll crack something. I'm not sure if I should: a) cut my losses and put it back together and forget about it. b) try CEE or Umnitza, although I doubt they'll want to touch a headlight that's already been messed with. c) keep going until I either get it off or break it. Thought this would be an easier DIY :dunno: |
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What year X5?
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just leave it in the parking lot at my local train station, someone will be by shortly that can probably help you with lens/headlight removal :)
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it's a 2001...
Umnitza recommends putting the whole headlight in the oven for 20min. at 200 degrees. Doesn't seem like a bad idea...maybe I'll give it a try :(
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hmm sounds interesting. let us know how that goes.
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Heat is the secret and it's not a easy DIY! First time I got condensation ...
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what year is the X, that is the most important question. Later model ones have silicone that cannot be opened unless you cut the headlights.
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Screw it...
even after the oven treatment, it's not coming apart. I'm sending them to Umnitza to see if they can salvage the job. I feel like an ass for not being able to pull this off :tantrum:.
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