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how to take out r32 headlights?


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Remove indicator assembly, exposes 2 bolts.

2 nuts (?) accessible from engine bay.

I think that's all I had to remove.

Need to jiggle them a bit to get them up and over the front bar.

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i tried this when i wnted to make a CAI, and found that even when you remove all the bolts its IMPOSSIBLE! the thing is just firmly in place and won't budge!

I spent a good 3 hours looking for extra bolts but i had something from a website about how to remove the headlight and it showed the bolts to remove. all it will do is wiggle a bit but won't come out!

But hey i wish you luck anyway...

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There's 2 in the engine bay.

On the driver's side, there's 1 just below the top of the radiator support panel, and another one about 6" down (behind the P/S lines)

On passenger side, same at top, and 1 down behind the charcoal canister (from memory, its a while since I took the LH one out).

The 2 nuts from the opposite side of the bolts should be welded to the body.

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Originally posted by WazR32GTSt

i tried this when i wnted to make a CAI, and found that even when you remove all the bolts its IMPOSSIBLE! the thing is just firmly in place and won't budge!

I spent a good 3 hours looking for extra bolts but i had something from a website about how to remove the headlight and it showed the bolts to remove. all it will do is wiggle a bit but won't come out!

But hey i wish you luck anyway...

In the worst case, you might also need to remove the front bar.
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