moonroof sunshade
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Originally Posted by willwren
You replaced the OEM bulbs in the OEM lights with silver star H3'*? 
The stock lenses are plastic. You are going to melt them, or perhaps start a fire. I suggest upgrading the LIGHTS themselves, not just the lamps.
The stock lenses are plastic. You are going to melt them, or perhaps start a fire. I suggest upgrading the LIGHTS themselves, not just the lamps.
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Originally Posted by 94GreenSsei
Originally Posted by willwren
You replaced the OEM bulbs in the OEM lights with silver star H3'*?
The stock lenses are plastic. You are going to melt them, or perhaps start a fire. I suggest upgrading the LIGHTS themselves, not just the lamps.
The stock lenses are plastic. You are going to melt them, or perhaps start a fire. I suggest upgrading the LIGHTS themselves, not just the lamps.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Do not exceed the factory 37watt rating with the stock light assemblies on the Fogs. If you want 55W or 100W fogs, you must upgrade the housing/lens to a glass design.
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Originally Posted by 94GreenSsei
Originally Posted by willwren
Do not exceed the factory 37watt rating with the stock light assemblies on the Fogs. If you want 55W or 100W fogs, you must upgrade the housing/lens to a glass design.
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From: Corn Fields, IN
For the sunshade, from a 93 FSM:
1 Cycle unit to vent position and slide shield and sunshade forward.
2. Pull rear end of sunshade down slightly and slide trough and shield rearward so stops on sunshade clear trough and shield.
3. Remove sunshade by rotating to disengage rear clips.
Hard to read, i know.
1 Cycle unit to vent position and slide shield and sunshade forward.
2. Pull rear end of sunshade down slightly and slide trough and shield rearward so stops on sunshade clear trough and shield.
3. Remove sunshade by rotating to disengage rear clips.
Hard to read, i know.
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Originally Posted by John Deere Boy
For the sunshade, from a 93 FSM:
1 Cycle unit to vent position and slide shield and sunshade forward.
2. Pull rear end of sunshade down slightly and slide trough and shield rearward so stops on sunshade clear trough and shield.
3. Remove sunshade by rotating to disengage rear clips.
Hard to read, i know.
1 Cycle unit to vent position and slide shield and sunshade forward.
2. Pull rear end of sunshade down slightly and slide trough and shield rearward so stops on sunshade clear trough and shield.
3. Remove sunshade by rotating to disengage rear clips.
Hard to read, i know.