Wtb Highbeam Reflector
11-08-2005, 01:11 PM
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i think he's got an rd1.
try Kspec man, David will take care of you, only i think he's only got the full headlight assembly.
aren't the reflectors all connected in the housing? you would have to get a new plastic chrome coated or find someone with a used headlight they want to sell.
try Kspec man, David will take care of you, only i think he's only got the full headlight assembly.
aren't the reflectors all connected in the housing? you would have to get a new plastic chrome coated or find someone with a used headlight they want to sell.
11-08-2005, 09:11 PM
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Dmitry if you could post a pic of what you need I can help you out... wink1.gif
I think you are talking about that square-ish piece that fits around the high beam bulb inside of the headlights. I can take apart a headlight for you and take that out to ship (cheaper)...but I don't know how that piece comes off. I think it is permanently attached. =(
I think you are talking about that square-ish piece that fits around the high beam bulb inside of the headlights. I can take apart a headlight for you and take that out to ship (cheaper)...but I don't know how that piece comes off. I think it is permanently attached. =(
11-09-2005, 09:55 AM
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yea if they come off easily I can do that D, no prob. fing02.gif
Would you happen to know how they come off? screws? just slides off? glued?
I'm getting some spare headlights and I can take those apart and get that part to ya.
Would you happen to know how they come off? screws? just slides off? glued?
I'm getting some spare headlights and I can take those apart and get that part to ya.
11-09-2005, 02:19 PM
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read the angel eye DIY, that'll explain all of your questions.
the reflector isn't seperate. it's the plastic chromed part that is fitted into the headlight. the only way to get that complete part is to get a new or used headlight because they don't ever come sold seperate. the reflector is part of that plastic piece. you can see what i mean by following the angel eye DIY and putting your headlight in the oven. the assembly is siliconed together.
to get that part dmirty means to get a whole other headlight.
the reflector isn't seperate. it's the plastic chromed part that is fitted into the headlight. the only way to get that complete part is to get a new or used headlight because they don't ever come sold seperate. the reflector is part of that plastic piece. you can see what i mean by following the angel eye DIY and putting your headlight in the oven. the assembly is siliconed together.
to get that part dmirty means to get a whole other headlight.