Removing Headlight Washer Jets
04-21-2005, 12:15 PM
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colour coded are nice...
if you look on muz's site, there is a pdf (i think it is for changing the headlamp units) that describes how to take the bumper off...
i didn't find it difficult at all... just a pile of screws and then a bit of jiggling (technical term) to get it off the hanger under each headlamp...
when refitting, don't replace the bumper and then find the polystyrene bumper insert on the ground behind you!... only a silly person would do that!...
if you look on muz's site, there is a pdf (i think it is for changing the headlamp units) that describes how to take the bumper off...
i didn't find it difficult at all... just a pile of screws and then a bit of jiggling (technical term) to get it off the hanger under each headlamp...
when refitting, don't replace the bumper and then find the polystyrene bumper insert on the ground behind you!... only a silly person would do that!...
Is that your AB?
04-22-2005, 02:24 AM
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04-22-2005, 02:48 AM
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Yesterday was the first time i accidently leaned on the button whilst sat in a traffic jam.. Soaked myself.. felt like a right fool as the big lorry behind would have had a great view.
Might take that fuse out.
non colourcoded on black is colour coded so Im happy with them as they are
Might take that fuse out.
non colourcoded on black is colour coded so Im happy with them as they are
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