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DE YOKE FRONT INDICATORS 4TH GEN
- honda-hardy
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DE YOKE FRONT INDICATORS 4TH GEN
this is how i de-yoked my indicators.
before
firstly you need to remove the front indicators by inserting a phillips screwdriver into the hole in the bumper by the number plate.
get a knife and insert it betwen the lense and the back housing.
you end up with this.
squeeze and pull out the orange defuser.
then once that is removed you need to use clear araldite to stick the lense back on and let it set over night.
here is the finished item
ebay item diadem oposite pin bulbs do not buy offset pin ones
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XTEC-382-P21w ... 3370e9d6e4
before
firstly you need to remove the front indicators by inserting a phillips screwdriver into the hole in the bumper by the number plate.
get a knife and insert it betwen the lense and the back housing.
you end up with this.
squeeze and pull out the orange defuser.
then once that is removed you need to use clear araldite to stick the lense back on and let it set over night.
here is the finished item
ebay item diadem oposite pin bulbs do not buy offset pin ones
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XTEC-382-P21w ... 3370e9d6e4
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Re: DE YOKE FRONT INDICATORS 4TH GEN
This seems a little brutal!
I removed mine by using a soldering iron through the bulb hole.
You melt the orange plastic into pieces small enough to remove through the same hole.
There is a danger that you can melt the edges of the hole so you have to be careful, but at least the integrity of the seal isn't compromised. Mine turned out okay.
I've never heard of diadem bulbs. I used the chrome type.
Good write-up anyway! The results are the same.
I removed mine by using a soldering iron through the bulb hole.
You melt the orange plastic into pieces small enough to remove through the same hole.
There is a danger that you can melt the edges of the hole so you have to be careful, but at least the integrity of the seal isn't compromised. Mine turned out okay.
I've never heard of diadem bulbs. I used the chrome type.
Good write-up anyway! The results are the same.
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- honda-hardy
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