light fitting

Started by peterwolds, March 29, 2006, 10:48:07 AM

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peterwolds

Just got these from the states wondering how easy they are to fit ?
:Typing Pete

Gman

Easy, take the old lights out and go from there.  Do a search for Angel Eyes and there is a bit of a guide.

Rixio

I was looking at these aswell, but didnt know how much it\'d be after tax etc...how much did it work out to total?

Jono FD3

Watch out..... it might be a left hand drive beam pattern????
Jono

7ForLife

Just ordered these too
How long did they take to come?

peterwolds

Quote from: GmanEasy, take the old lights out and go from there.  Do a search for Angel Eyes and there is a bit of a guide.
cheers will do
:Typing Pete

peterwolds

Quote from: RixioI was looking at these aswell, but didnt know how much it\'d be after tax etc...how much did it work out to total?
£160.00 delivered bargain real impressed with looks
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peterwolds

Quote from: 7ForLifeJust ordered these too
How long did they take to come?
5 days - royal mail cant do that from 1 uk to another  :Giggle
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peterwolds

Quote from: Jono FD3Watch out..... it might be a left hand drive beam pattern????
Jono
hope not never gave it a thought,there will be a way round it if needs be
:Typing Pete

Eddie

hi guys I got these a whle ago and did a very ruff fitting guide which is here
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12384&highlight=angel+eye
Did not take long at all to fit the difficult part was getting them to sit correctly with bonnet and wing and bumper.
I know a few have had problems with MOT but the lights are nice and bright and can easily be adjusted to point in  the right direction.


Cheers

peterwolds

Quote from: Eddiehi guys I got these a whle ago and did a very ruff fitting guide which is here
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12384&highlight=angel+eye
Did not take long at all to fit the difficult part was getting them to sit correctly with bonnet and wing and bumper.
I know a few have had problems with MOT but the lights are nice and bright and can easily be adjusted to point in  the right direction.


Cheers
nice one cheers will be a big help
Pete
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peterwolds

getting old lights off a bit awkward as bolts in tight places not easy to reach,best way i found was to take the cowling surround off to get better access.took around an hour to remove both sides.
then big problem the large bracket that the lights sit on has to be removed for the pod to sit in properly and part of it is spot welded to another bit so ended up having to use a grinder to cut it off bloody hard.took 3 hours to get 1 side off having tried hammer and chisels first,sat the pod in ,wired up and just dropped the headlight unit ontop to get an idea of looks - pleased transformed the front.then turned lights on without having yet done the feed to the side lights for the angel eyes happy again.
sure there was no need for the spot welding bit proved a real time consuming job.
eddie if you know an easier way appreciate reply tonight if you come online as side 2 bracket to remove sunday morning - not much time as car meet at 12 oclock  :2Rolleyes
despite the hard work totaly happy with new look
Pete
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Eddie

hi peter

I removed the full light unit and bracket with motor, yes was pig to remove but only took 4o mins form what I remember but the easiest option.
I then sold the fulll unit with light and bracket for 100 which almost cover half the cost of the lights at the time.

Try these link for more info on bolt location for removing the full light system
http://www.fd3s.net/headlight_removal.html
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9756&highlight=pop+lights+removal


Hope this helps

I will be on line i you need any more help so drop me a mail

Leee_home@hotmail.com


Cheers

peterwolds

cheers for link eddie that looks miles easier than what we did, the tractor arm for the popups at 1 side kept starting so took fuse out to stop it.
your way a lot quieter for a sunday morning avoid upsetting the neighbours with a grinder hacking away  :rollin
Pete
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Eddie

Good luck mate let me know how it went on.
Up this early on a Sunday 2 year olds have no idea of time:) cant wait till hes old enough to work on the car with me:)

Cheers

Lee E