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Clearing out front turn signals...

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Old Sep 27, 2003 | 12:08 AM
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Default Clearing out front turn signals...

I looked in Tech info and its explained in a way i dont understand.....anybody have instructions in slightly easier to understand form? lol....its late maybe that constitutes for it all but i took the turn signal off and that Grey part is locked down on the clear lense so i didnt even try to force it or anything.
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Old Sep 27, 2003 | 12:22 AM
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What I did, since I don't own a dremel (yet) is took a hacksaw, and starting at the back/pointy end, Started carefully cutting inside the "notch" between the lens and the back. After I'd gotten about a 2 - 2 1/2 inch cut, I took my widest straight slot screwdiver and tried to pry it open. If it didn't give, I cut a little more (about a 1/4 inch at a time) until it started to give. Once it started to give a bit, I could finish from there by hand.

It fit back together that way real well, because the hacksaw made a much smaller cut than I pictured a dremel doing, so once I had the colored lense out, just a bit of clear silicone had it back together like brand new. Check my page for the final results.
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