which aftermarket lights?
#21
If those pushpins are the same as the ones I had to remove to install the mudflaps, I ended up having to cut mine off (didn't need them for the mudflaps anyway).
I have arthritis in my hands so my hand strength is not that great.
I bought some at the dealership just in case I needed them.
I have arthritis in my hands so my hand strength is not that great.
I bought some at the dealership just in case I needed them.
#22
I sent them another e-mail with what you said about not having the ones for the HHR. Most likely won't hear anything until Monday.
#23
Thanks Applenut! Hey let me ask...the screw is pretty self explanatory to take off..those pushpins...how did you get them out? Slip a screwdriver behind there or...how did you remove them?
Also it has been a while since you put the Silverstars in..still going strong? I know guys who put the in their Matrix's where having them burn out in a a short amount of time and were not too happy with them at all...
Thanks
Goose
Also it has been a while since you put the Silverstars in..still going strong? I know guys who put the in their Matrix's where having them burn out in a a short amount of time and were not too happy with them at all...
Thanks
Goose
Yeah, a screwdriver gets the pushpins out easily. They are still going strong too, I've had them in my Yukon for over 2 years now and still working too!!
#24
I work at a autoparts store and I have not been able to find the Silverstar Ultras for our cars yet either. If you want a nice white headlight beam but want it to look blueish when being looked at then I'd suggest gong to your nearest import performance place ( you know he place where all the hondas hang out with their loud music and fart can mufflers)
I know alot of honda guys that are drilling a small hole into the rear of the headlamp assembly and installing a blue L.E.D bulb somewhere to the side of the headlight bulb. This does not take away from the bright white light you can get from useing the standard silverstar bulbs, but does light up the inside of the headlights with a strong blue tint, looks pretty neat>
I know alot of honda guys that are drilling a small hole into the rear of the headlamp assembly and installing a blue L.E.D bulb somewhere to the side of the headlight bulb. This does not take away from the bright white light you can get from useing the standard silverstar bulbs, but does light up the inside of the headlights with a strong blue tint, looks pretty neat>
#26
Yeah, I'm familiar with that site.
But when I say OEM I mean....high and low beams, and has the focusing reflector. Not just bulbs, that have 10-12 thousands "K" and ballast. My opinion that's cheating. And when you see those 2 types side by side, the difference is apparent. But, that's just me...
But when I say OEM I mean....high and low beams, and has the focusing reflector. Not just bulbs, that have 10-12 thousands "K" and ballast. My opinion that's cheating. And when you see those 2 types side by side, the difference is apparent. But, that's just me...
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