What a fooking joke to remove them its a piss take :gun_bandana::death::taz:

I have that job to look forward to over the winter as well... but without taking the bumper off :smash: How long did it take you?

I have that job to look forward to over the winter as well... but without taking the bumper off :smash: How long did it take you?

 

About 8 weeks :lol::lol:

 

My bumper is off. so took about 10min but its a proper pita :huh:

Even better taking them apart...lol

good tip is to cut a slot in the nightmare bolt that you have to get to from underneath, then you can use a screwdriver from above next time ;)

good tip is to cut a slot in the nightmare bolt that you have to get to from underneath, then you can use a screwdriver from above next time ;)

 

top tip Vijay:thumbup:

good tip is to cut a slot in the nightmare bolt that you have to get to from underneath, then you can use a screwdriver from above next time ;)

 

Totally the best thing to do, makes putting back on a whole lot easier, if your going to be seperating them to do the inside job, get hold of a set of Tamiya gears that are metal and change all the cogs in the lights from plastic to metal.

Nice and easy to adjust lights.

I got mine from Dan at DTA. I did a thread with pics.

Stu

good tip is to cut a slot in the nightmare bolt that you have to get to from underneath, then you can use a screwdriver from above next time ;)

 

 

Thats a fantastic idea. I was thinking off leaving it out :lol::lol::lol:

 

 

Totally the best thing to do, makes putting back on a whole lot easier, if your going to be seperating them to do the inside job, get hold of a set of Tamiya gears that are metal and change all the cogs in the lights from plastic to metal.

Nice and easy to adjust lights.

I got mine from Dan at DTA. I did a thread with pics.

Stu

 

Not much point as they still work spot on and are already set up :D