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...and finally took the light assembly out & replaced the little running lights on the side of the headlights...$4.99 for two at Pep Boys, however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it
just fine...i'm sure these lights are not this price at the dealer...
[B]...and finally took the light assembly out & replaced the little running lights on the side of the headlights...$4.99 for two at Pep Boys, however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it
I replaced mine with very bright LEDs. Now I can use them as daytime running lights when needed. It took four online purchases to get a pair that fits because a lot of companies advertise H6W lamp compatibility, but in reality little studs on those lamps are at 180 degrees, so they don't fit. One pair had the studs in the right places but was twice the diameter of an H6W.
lingpoen..."however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it"
sort of reminds me of the time i was on a date 30 years ago and the headlights in my 1980 911sc were dim and almost completely out. i checked fuses and headlight fuse was suspect. i wrapped a piece of aluminum foil around the fuse and worked great.
when we got home the underside of the dash started smoking like it was on fire. i quickly removed the foiled fuse and had totally burned the wiring harness.
$2600 later the new wiring harness was installed by my mechanic
lingpoen..."however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it"
sort of reminds me of the time i was on a date 30 years ago and the headlights in my 1980 911sc were dim and almost completely out. i checked fuses and headlight fuse was suspect. i wrapped a piece of aluminum foil around the fuse and worked great.
when we got home the underside of the dash started smoking like it was on fire. i quickly removed the foiled fuse and had totally burned the wiring harness.
$2600 later the new wiring harness was installed by my mechanic
lingpoen..."however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it" sort of reminds me of the time i was on a date 30 years ago and the headlights in my 1980 911sc were dim and almost completely out. i checked fuses and headlight fuse was suspect. i wrapped a piece of aluminum foil around the fuse and worked great. when we got home the underside of the dash started smoking like it was on fire. i quickly removed the foiled fuse and had totally burned the wiring harness. $2600 later the new wiring harness was installed by my mechanic
lingpoen..."however the little studs at the bottom were not like the Porsche running lights and were 90 degrees as opposed to how the OEM are...filed on of them down and stuck it in and locked it"
sort of reminds me of the time i was on a date 30 years ago and the headlights in my 1980 911sc were dim and almost completely out. i checked fuses and headlight fuse was suspect. i wrapped a piece of aluminum foil around the fuse and worked great.
when we got home the underside of the dash started smoking like it was on fire. i quickly removed the foiled fuse and had totally burned the wiring harness.
$2600 later the new wiring harness was installed by my mechanic
Ha!! Reminds me of one of my earliest dates with my now ex. Had an old motorcycle and it died while we were out cruising in the Hollywood hills. I finally found a short circuit. Walked down the road a bit until I found an old gum wrapper. Peeled the foil off of it, wrapped the blown fuse in it, and we were good to go. Yes, got lucky that night.
I did my radiators in March and found pretty much the same thing as the OP. Then last weekend I ran a DE with Sunday being in the mid 80's. I found that the engine temps (as read by the dash gauge) were pretty much the same as a DE last November prior to cleaning them.
This is not to say that trash is OK, but rather don't look for huge cooling improvements when most of the radiator is clean.
The temperature is not the only side effect of blocked grills, what you will find is the fans will run more frequently as the system will get warmer a greater % of the time and also the air con will be less effective as the flowrate across the fins and so the variation in the gases across the refrigeration system is lower.
06-10-2016 | 01:46 PM
...thanks a lot Groove...now I scared to turn the damn things on!
