Just bought some depo's for my ride i know i have to remove the bumper
anyone around my area want to help me switch over the lights in an afternoon
i'm buying lunch ect...
jeff

 

Sorry I can't help ya, I will be at the March Meet this weekend

 

Thanks for replying...
It's not like i couldn't follow the step by step directions i just thought it would go faster with two people working on each side that's all.
jeff

 

No worries Jeff and your right it would be faster with 2. Sorry I can't help..

 

Jeff,

I am probably doing that very job this weekend in Corona.
If your interested let me know.
Mark

 

The company i was buying from said they were on backorder so i jumped to the next upgrade maybe in the future i have a lot on my wish list & so little time.
but thankyou!!
jeff

 

Jeff, did you get your lights yet. I finished my install. Do not attempt this without the body tools. I have the tools needed. If you still want help let me know. I'm available most weekends except this next one.
Mark

 

Hey Mark, what body tools are you referring to? I want to do mine soon. Todd (Uma)

 

Todd,

You have to have a nylon pry bar for the area at the bottom of the headlight and where the bumper cover meets the fender. If you use metal it will chip your paint or crack the old light. It looks almost like a spoon but comes to a sharp point and has a flat curve to it. It's about an inch wide. Then there are the forked nylon pry bars for pulling the plastic push in retainers. These are not as necessary as the other one.
I hope this helps.

Mark

 

Thanks for the heads up my body shop has that tool so i have to ask to burrow it soon... working on getting my hood painted and installed right now, baby steps!
Held off on the light for the mean time so much to do so little time & $.
jeff