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it's a little bit tricky, a mate just pryed them out (carefully) with a flat head screwdriver but ended up breaking the clips on the old ones.

i wanted to keep the old ones just in case so ended up jacking the front of the car up and taking out a couple of the plastic studs that hold the inner guard lining so I could get up behind the indicator and pop it out properly.

took a bit longer, but sometimes it pays to spend a little extra time to make sure it is done right.

where di u buy them from mate and how much did u pay for them i want a set for my 33 :rolleyes:

www.nengun.com ive get a few things from them now it can take upto a month but I havent had any trouble with them. $60 from memory

thanks for your advice people I think ill take the gaurds off and do ti that way

Seriously no need to take the guards off it's a 5 min job at most to do them! And that was when I was being a baby and was afread I'd end up damaging my car somehow!

You've got the clear sideys, look at them and you'll see where the clips are. Get a butter knife like choyda said, or something wide and thin. If you are concerned about damaging paint or clips then cover it with a thin piece of cloth.

Run the knife around the edge and you'll feel where the clips are. Just a simple matter of levering it out, changing bulbs and putting the new ones on.

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