Alright I will slap anyone who uses this smiley:
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Now that thats out of the way.
1. Remove headlight fairly easy
2. Set oven on the lowest setting possible and lay a towel down across the rack
3. Let the headlight sit in there shortly be extremely careful and watch it
4. Use regular head screw drivers to pry around the outside being careful with the clips
5. Outine the area with tape and newspaper to cover the unpainted areas remember your only painting the outline

6. Get a tube of permatex and fill in where you pulled some sealent out
7. Firmly press the pieces back together if you cant force it in you may need to reheat
8. Re-install the headlight
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Now that thats out of the way.1. Remove headlight fairly easy
2. Set oven on the lowest setting possible and lay a towel down across the rack
3. Let the headlight sit in there shortly be extremely careful and watch it
4. Use regular head screw drivers to pry around the outside being careful with the clips
5. Outine the area with tape and newspaper to cover the unpainted areas remember your only painting the outline

6. Get a tube of permatex and fill in where you pulled some sealent out
7. Firmly press the pieces back together if you cant force it in you may need to reheat
8. Re-install the headlight
Is This The Extra Crispy Headlight DIY?
Thanks alot TD, did your house smell from cooking the light? Also let us know if you have any moisture issues over the next couple weeks. Oh and can we get a full truck picture with the headlights?
Doesn't soundtoo hard. Cheap & good lookingmods. I love em.
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Wow thats doesnt seem that difficult ...im a little weary of me putting my headlights in the oven but iw ill go with it
yea its really not hard at all... there has been no condensation or anything.. thats y u use the permatex to fill in the groove.. there aint much to it... no need for a long DIY it all makes sense once you start...
as for a pic


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