Replace Headlamp Assembly
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Slight correction.. two 7mm bolts.
I agree with steak59, you should attempt to fix them yourself first. All you need is a few different grits of sand paper, acrylic lacquer or a clear coat of some sort and some rubbing/polishing compound. All products can be found at Advance Auto or Autozone.
If you're not a do-it-yourself kinda guy then I suggest checking out your local salvage/junk yard before ordering from the dealer or online. You could probly score a set for 50 bucks instead of paying a dealer approximately $100 for each. If you got the sedan model then the assembly from the sebring will fit as well.
I agree with steak59, you should attempt to fix them yourself first. All you need is a few different grits of sand paper, acrylic lacquer or a clear coat of some sort and some rubbing/polishing compound. All products can be found at Advance Auto or Autozone.
If you're not a do-it-yourself kinda guy then I suggest checking out your local salvage/junk yard before ordering from the dealer or online. You could probly score a set for 50 bucks instead of paying a dealer approximately $100 for each. If you got the sedan model then the assembly from the sebring will fit as well.
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try some whitening toothpaste on a buffer attachment for drill
i had yellowing plastic lens, and taped em off and put a bit on lens and using a drill and slight pressure ( could user your own arm and strength) and basically polished them.
they became clear and vastly improved. i did buy some sealer from auto store and put that on as well.
worked very very good.
i had yellowing plastic lens, and taped em off and put a bit on lens and using a drill and slight pressure ( could user your own arm and strength) and basically polished them.
they became clear and vastly improved. i did buy some sealer from auto store and put that on as well.
worked very very good.