Did the foglight mod last night...
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Originally posted by chumrob
While I was at it, I installed some Silverstars in my lamps and fogs. I can't wait until the drive home from work tonight!!!
While I was at it, I installed some Silverstars in my lamps and fogs. I can't wait until the drive home from work tonight!!!
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Mod done on 2003 S-Crew Lariat FX4
If your gentle enough you do not have to cut the heat weld tabs. You can use a small screwdriver to remove most of the melted plastic that holds the face plate on then gently pry the faceplate off. If you do this easy enough the tabs will keep some of the melted-expanded plastic and the faceplate will pop back on easily and be secure.
If your gentle enough you do not have to cut the heat weld tabs. You can use a small screwdriver to remove most of the melted plastic that holds the face plate on then gently pry the faceplate off. If you do this easy enough the tabs will keep some of the melted-expanded plastic and the faceplate will pop back on easily and be secure.
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Originally posted by Bonemachine
Mod done on 2003 S-Crew Lariat FX4
If your gentle enough you do not have to cut the heat weld tabs. You can use a small screwdriver to remove most of the melted plastic that holds the face plate on then gently pry the faceplate off. If you do this easy enough the tabs will keep some of the melted-expanded plastic and the faceplate will pop back on easily and be secure.
Mod done on 2003 S-Crew Lariat FX4
If your gentle enough you do not have to cut the heat weld tabs. You can use a small screwdriver to remove most of the melted plastic that holds the face plate on then gently pry the faceplate off. If you do this easy enough the tabs will keep some of the melted-expanded plastic and the faceplate will pop back on easily and be secure.
