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This write up is to retrofit Morimoto Mini H1 projectors into your 97-03 Grand Prix. This should also be helpful as a guide for retrofitting into other cars as well. I know there are some other write ups for doing this, but I felt they were a little lacking.
What you will need:
Morimoto Mini H1 projectors from theretrofitsource.com
Bixenon Motocontrol 9007 harness from theretrofitsource.com
New OEM headlights work best, they come apart MUCH easier than old ones
H1 HID kit
Dremel, cutoff wheel, and other basic tools
Take your headlights apart, removing everything you can from them. Set oven to 225 degrees
Bake them for about a half hour
Pull them out (use oven mitts, don't be stupid) and start to pry between the housing and lense. Be careful and don't use excess force, if it's not coming apart, put them back in the oven for longer. If you hear cracking, you're probably NOT being careful and are breaking the housing. I wouldn't recommend setting the oven for hotter, I have melted lenses on a previous retrofit.
Here's a shot of the housings with the lenses off. Passenger side is scuffed with scotch brite for painting them later.
Now we need to make the shrouds fit in the housing. I chose the gatlin gun ones because they are free with the projectors. You can also see that I broke some of the bottom of the housing getting the lenses off.
Here's the shroud cut, and on the projector.
Notice how the top is smoothed by the edge, this is important so the projector has a little wiggle room for adjusting.
Also note that where the sides of the projector start to curve, the shroud has been cut to follow the curve. Be careful not to cut into where the bolts thread into the shroud (this is only a concern on the top)
Put the big rubber washer on the back of the projector.
Now you'll immediately notice that the projector's threads won't be close to being exposed.
Cut that sucker off, at an angle where the projector will be angled "outward". I also used my dremel to thin it out some more.
I also shaved a little off where the bulb sits inside the housing, again, keeping in mind to make the projector face outward.
Drill a hole to where the wires from the projector will fit through.
Here's what you should now have, with the wires through the hole you drilled.
Now to secure the projector, use the thin rubber washer, then the metal washer, then the nut. BE CAREFUL! The nut can strip out the threads on the projector pretty easily. Take your time and thread it on by hand. If you happen to strip the projector's threads, TRS can send a new bowl for $15, ask me how I know.
Take a minute to admire your hard work, you've made it so far and it's pretty much downhill from here
Now you're going to want to find out if the projectors are aligned straight or if they need adjusting. Install the HID kit and motocontrol harness in your car. If you can't do this, seek help.Put the bulbs in the projectors, they should look like this (it's pretty straight forward). I also sealed up the hole where the wires go through with RTV, but don't do that until you know everything is done with the headlights.
Once you have everything adjusted where you want it, you're done! I painted my housings and shrouds black before sealing up the headlights. Use RTV to seal them up.
Enjoy being able to see and not blinding people (but you sure as hell can with the high beams!)
I'm going to get some on-car pictures of mine soon.
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