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Old 01-24-2004, 08:32 PM
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SO....... anybody care to help me out with a procedure for installing these ratbastards? tia

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Default what are you doing with your old light set.
I have a small crack in my passanger side corner light.
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Default Re: what are you doing with your old light set.
me tooo!
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Old 01-24-2004, 11:28 PM
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Default Wire a brake light kill switch.
I always thought installing a custom switch for this purpose next to the differential lock would be good.
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Default Make sure You are gentle while taking off Your taillights-that cauchuk is holding good
I made some cracks in my tails while taking off,and they can bring You little fortune on Ebay.de
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yes, you just remove your old ones, then you put those ones in, hope that helps out.
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Old 01-25-2004, 05:33 AM
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thx quatt. yea, I STF as well and learned that using a hairdryer is a Must. besides that it's easy
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Default No Kidding! little fortune is right! But I'll probably keep them. it's my nature not to throw/give
away my OE car parts.... juuuuuust in case for whatever reason you gotta return it to stock. Ima packrat, what can I say

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Default A procedure for that would be good, I have seen it done, considered it...
But I just dont know what relays to use and what gauge wire etc...good for those dark nights on dark roads that cops might be after you...
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Cool Thx anyway. : ) its not a bad crack, its really minor, but its an imperfection.
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