depo headlights
Staging Lane
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 74
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From: Metro Detroit
Put mine on today. Have fitment issues on the driver side. The gap at the bottom on the driver side is much larger then with the oem lights.
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And here you can see the gap i am talking about
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[/IMG] This is my 2nd set of aftermarket headlights (1st set were non-projectors) and neither fit like the stockers, gap-wise. But if you can make out in the pic below, I put a strip of rubber weatherstripping along the edge of the bumper opening, just below the headlight. And it looks good.
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I had a pretty bad gad like that but after I aimed them most of the gap went away. My only problem is on the driversside on the inner part of the light. The rubber is like pinched causing to push the rubber up on the inside part of the headlight
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Joined: May 2010
Posts: 953
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From: Indiana
Resurrecting a slightly old thread here, but I have a question on these lights.
I plan on ordering them in a couple of days, but I want them to be protected so the yellow haze never returns to these headlights, and so they stay clear and polished as long as possible. So here is my noob question, where do I get the clear coat to apply to these? and how would I go about doing it?
I plan on ordering them in a couple of days, but I want them to be protected so the yellow haze never returns to these headlights, and so they stay clear and polished as long as possible. So here is my noob question, where do I get the clear coat to apply to these? and how would I go about doing it?
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Joined: May 2010
Posts: 953
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From: Indiana
Thanks.
One additional question, I'm trying to purchase these full whilstered Depo headlights. However, it's very tough to find them. The link for Amazon that has been passed around this thread for months now is still up, but that seller is now out of stock....
The only other place I found them was Ebay, but they sell for $250 on there! And of all places...Sears. Is there anywhere else I can get these headlights? Or is this set of healights from Sears the real and legit set?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...45971102&aff=Y
One additional question, I'm trying to purchase these full whilstered Depo headlights. However, it's very tough to find them. The link for Amazon that has been passed around this thread for months now is still up, but that seller is now out of stock....
The only other place I found them was Ebay, but they sell for $250 on there! And of all places...Sears. Is there anywhere else I can get these headlights? Or is this set of healights from Sears the real and legit set?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...45971102&aff=Y
