VipDout

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ahh okie .. .I was hoping for some easier way to do it .. If requiring to break the pieces .. I got yea ...

thanks for the write up and impressed you did it with out taking that bumper off .. looked like a pain .. I have taken my bumper off 6 times so far ..

UncleRay

iTrader: (2)

Why not just use the bake method, and pull the damn amber off? lol

L3XOTIC

wow good job. I wouldnt attempt it tho as i think its too much work for something small that the "normal" eye wouldnt even notice.

bryaniscoo

Sorry to resurrect a dead thread. I have a couple of lights out in the headlight assembly on the driver's side of the car. I decided to take the whole assembly out since I have big hands and CANNOT fit them into the hood to swap the lamps otherwise. I've gotten the first six bolts/screws out and am trying to get the seventh. There seems to be some sort of reservoir behind the driver's side foglamp that is preventing me from getting to that seventh screw/bolt.

Is there some trick to getting it from that side? Incidentally, it's a 98 GS300 that I'm working on.

Thanks in advance!

a#'z

helpful, thanks a lot on diy.

jim1949

thanks, i'm going to try it. i hit a deer on the driver's side and had ins pay for that but now my foggy passenger side does not match. ( yes ive used Plastix and BG headlight treatment but it only so so). i'll let u know how it works out. jim1949...2003 gs 300, all stock. 232k miles

SELFMade

Just wanted to give this thread a bump, it just saved my a lot of time and frustration. Installing some fresh new lights as soon as it stops raining!

AristoKing

Nice work thanks for the DIY. Might try it.

mexikan

kool im going too try it...... we got the same wheels.... jajajaja