What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
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Joined: 03-12-2017
Posts: 1,246
From: Phoenix
Today I installed the new "Spyder" headlights with Lasfit LED, DRL/turn signals.
New lights sure do look pretty especially after the old ones spent time in the AZ sun.
Now I'm waiting for the VHT caliper paint to arrive so I can install painted brackets.
There I go tinkering again.
New lights sure do look pretty especially after the old ones spent time in the AZ sun.
Now I'm waiting for the VHT caliper paint to arrive so I can install painted brackets.
There I go tinkering again.
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Joined: 09-07-2021
Posts: 302
From: Michigan
Today I installed the new "Spyder" headlights with Lasfit LED, DRL/turn signals.
New lights sure do look pretty especially after the old ones spent time in the AZ sun.
Now I'm waiting for the VHT caliper paint to arrive so I can install painted brackets.
There I go tinkering again.
New lights sure do look pretty especially after the old ones spent time in the AZ sun.
Now I'm waiting for the VHT caliper paint to arrive so I can install painted brackets.
There I go tinkering again.
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Joined: 09-07-2021
Posts: 302
From: Michigan
Drove it tonight - no issues. Thanks again for the insight and advice. I know you’ve had a lot on your plate lately but us newer members appreciate you taking the time to provide your knowledge.
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Joined: 10-13-2011
Posts: 39,970
From: Welland,Ont Canada
I found one of those fastener tools at HF $5.99
You are welcome.
Today we dust off the snow and go driving to the hospital to start Sweetie’s chemotherapy, then over to her mom’s house, to vacuum and straighten up. The realtor is bringing folks for a viewing tonight.
You are welcome.
Today we dust off the snow and go driving to the hospital to start Sweetie’s chemotherapy, then over to her mom’s house, to vacuum and straighten up. The realtor is bringing folks for a viewing tonight.
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Joined: 11-04-2012
Posts: 1,548
From: Dedham Maine
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Joined: 11-04-2012
Posts: 1,548
From: Dedham Maine
Taking the HHR ouot for a ride to my Son's to wait for the LP Tech to do routine service work !
Then go for a ride to the car wash and spray off the crap lol, Then the HHR will look good for 10 minutes lol
In the next couple weeks getting the HHR KROWN sprayed
was going to do it last week but weather was crappy and I like to wash the under carriage before it or my Truck gets sprayed !
Have a good day
Then go for a ride to the car wash and spray off the crap lol, Then the HHR will look good for 10 minutes lol
In the next couple weeks getting the HHR KROWN sprayed
was going to do it last week but weather was crappy and I like to wash the under carriage before it or my Truck gets sprayed !
Have a good day
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Joined: 02-01-2006
Posts: 1,471
From: lockport,ny
It takes about an hour (maybe 2 the first time you do it). Basically, remove the bumper cover and then a couple of screws per headlight assembly.
The only tricky part is to release the clips holding the bumper to the front fender (I think there are 3 or 4 on each side) without scratching the paint on the fender or bumper cover. Using a flashlight, look into the small gap between the fender and bumper to find the tab that you have to press down to release the clip.
Steve
