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eclipsegs9500Mar-20-05 12:43 PM
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#82794, "MOISTURE IN MY HEADLIGHTS"


          

i was wondering, is it possible to remove and replace the plastic headlight housing?? both of my headlights are yellow and have moisture in them. It really ruins the whole overall apperance of my eclipse. help please?

  
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kain_99gsMar-20-05 02:07 PM
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#82796, "RE: MOISTURE IN MY HEADLIGHTS"
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Yes, there is a search feature. about the yellow, they sell a product that will remove the yellowness from the plastic. Again, search around.

  
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eclipse982nrRSTMar-20-05 02:35 PM
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#82800, "RE: MOISTURE IN MY HEADLIGHTS"
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buy projectors.

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  
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95greenhrcgsMar-20-05 02:38 PM
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#82801, "RE: MOISTURE IN MY HEADLIGHTS"
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As far as the moisture, just unscrew one of the caps that allow access to the bulbs. There are two per light. Leave one off. It wont hurt anything, and the moisture will stay away FOREVER!!!

You can polish the lenses to make them better. You will have to do this once in a while.

Jonathan
95 Eclipse GS
8 injector
Hahn Stage 3.5
Howell 2.2L Stroker

T O T A L L E D, T H A N K S T O S O M E A S S H A T!!!!!!!!!!!!

  
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scirioMar-21-05 09:07 PM
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#82853, "RE: MOISTURE IN MY HEADLIGHTS"
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Use "Mothers Mag Aluminum Polish" to remove the haze on the outer lens of the headlamp.

AIM - scirio

Originally posted by a drunk DSMRoadster
drink now and nafter goddanti! celebaeration birches!

  
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