So turns out compressed air + forgetting to take the bulb out of the headlight while trying to get moisture out was a bad idea. lol thats why i keep spare parts around.
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So turns out compressed air + forgetting to take the bulb out of the headlight while trying to get moisture out was a bad idea. lol thats why i keep spare parts around.
Started trying to take my tips out and after about 3 hours of hammering and turning, finally gave in and will have to pay a garage to do it. As you can see in the photos, I didn't have must rust and actually the tips would move back and forth with ease but only managed to get them to move out a 1/4 inch. Funny thing is, the mechanic will probably get them off in less that a minute and charge me more than $50 dollars.![]()
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yesterday , changed front pads and rotors on the wife's Durango. Changed tail light bulb on neighbors Impala.
Put air in my tires and gas in my car, 25.5 mpg, 80% highway at 75-80 mph.
got some before and after pics of my car crash and what it looks like now:
after:
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The drivers side of the hood needs to go down a little.
I dunno I'm not body man.
Loaded an L36 into it...just short of the LIM and Upper intake
Today, I'm trying to fix my sunroof, for some reason it isn't getting any power and I'm trying to figure out why my windows only roll down with the headlights on *sigh*
Changed my plugs to 104s and rerouted my 3 rear wires to under the supercharger![]()
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