New Sc Halos
#31
I put it in and had to use the bathroom so I told my mom to turn it on to 200. But instead of baking she pressed the broil button. After around 5 min I came back and started crying inside lol.
#32
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Hhahaha that's too funny/terrible. Just saw your post, third pages don't exist in my book I guess
#37
For a second I thought that was a giant blob of compound on the headlights. They don't look so good.
I just took mine apart two weeks ago to paint the housings. I was really worried my headlights would melt but it came out alright.
I just took mine apart two weeks ago to paint the housings. I was really worried my headlights would melt but it came out alright.
#39
I'm going to do my LS430's headlights soon and I'm hoping they don't melt. Brand new headlights are so expensive.
#40
#41
Alright so I couldn't go to school with Lexi looking like that so early next morning I drove her to our closest pick an pull to take her shopping. After the hour drive I arrives and found her a bargain. Bought her some some dusty headlights and rear seats that are in great condition. Wanted to take the carpet too which was still soft and clean but couldn't get the bolts because I couldn't move the seats. Any ideas? All of these cist a whopping 100 bucks. Here are some pics after I cleaned them up.
#43
Nice score for $100. To get the seats out, you need to pry the four plastic covers off the foot at each corner, then undo the five 14mm bolts. Tip the seat back and unplug the connector in the center, and out they come.
The first time I removed the plastic covers with the recommended screwdriver method, it was incredibly difficult. The next time, I made things much easier by prying the side clips off with a paint can opener while lifting at the end with a screwdriver. If you do it like the manual says with just a screwdriver, the side clips will hold on with their final dying breath and you'll just bend the cover into a pretzel.
The first time I removed the plastic covers with the recommended screwdriver method, it was incredibly difficult. The next time, I made things much easier by prying the side clips off with a paint can opener while lifting at the end with a screwdriver. If you do it like the manual says with just a screwdriver, the side clips will hold on with their final dying breath and you'll just bend the cover into a pretzel.
#45
Ooh, yeah, that'll be tough. I'm guessing you'll need to either snake a wrench in there or try applying power directly to the motor (if you can unplug it without being able to the seat!) to see if it'll work on its own still.