Has anyone used these housings for the quad headlights?
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Knuckle Dragger
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I can't pull it back up now, not even searching completed listings on eBay. I google searched the 301 305 100 number, came up with a third party site that linked back to eBay. The listing ended 1-15-2019.
Moparmat2000
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I got 2 sets of quad headlights. I am going to rebuild one set for my truck probably using pieces from both sets. The guy who had these 2 trucks made me a good offer so i bought both sets. Heres the wierd thing one set has the screws for the retainer for both high and low sealed beams located on the inner ends towards the middle of the assembly. You cannot remove the low beam this way.
The other set i have has these screws on the outer ends and you can replace the bulbs fairly easily. I was looking at the mounting buckets and believe i can swap them to have the screws on the outer ends to make the low beam removal easier.
The other thing was the torx screws with the raised *** in the middle. Where can i get a torx screwdriver with a hole in the middle besides a dang tool truck. I want to get these apart, sandblast the lamp housings and repaint everything.
The other set i have has these screws on the outer ends and you can replace the bulbs fairly easily. I was looking at the mounting buckets and believe i can swap them to have the screws on the outer ends to make the low beam removal easier.
The other thing was the torx screws with the raised *** in the middle. Where can i get a torx screwdriver with a hole in the middle besides a dang tool truck. I want to get these apart, sandblast the lamp housings and repaint everything.
blacksport
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they are called tamper proof torx i just got a set at autozone for 50% off but amazon,harborfreight....
https://www.amazon.com/Neiko-10048A...=1550889541&sr=8-3&keywords=tamper+proof+torx
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HIUGGQ...&pd_rd_r=35eba51c-3714-11e9-bbb6-010903285c78
https://www.amazon.com/Neiko-10048A...=1550889541&sr=8-3&keywords=tamper+proof+torx
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HIUGGQ...&pd_rd_r=35eba51c-3714-11e9-bbb6-010903285c78
Moparmat2000
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Thanks. That set on amazon looks like it will just about do it all. Even has Boeing Tri wing bits. I am suprised it also has torq set bits. (Offset phillips looking bit)I used those on SAAB 340 aircraft, and on Embraer 145 regional jets.
Moparmat2000
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Got same bit set that was offered on amazon thru harbor freight. Was $7.95 i think plus 20% off coupon. Cleaned, freed up, and greased the adjustors that came with my lights. Everything was frozen up. Works great now.
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Guys I put LED bulbs on my low beam lights 1993 GMC truck and I left the high beam with the old bulbs well now when I turn on my high beams it’s like I can’t believe I was driving so many years without LED bulbs they rock.
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Sooo. . . has anyone actually used those LMC housings?
Moparmat2000
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My little resto project is coming along. Its hard to believe that they started off as crappy as the one set i havent restored yet. Ended up not needing 2 sets to make one good set. I just used Wagner halogen sealed beams. Rockauto. Will probably restore the second set, and sell them. Buckets and headlamp bezel rings were sandblasted and epoxy primered then the buckets were painted. The bezel rings i still need to scuff and apply semigloss black. Its been a nice little project so far. I got more pix of the progress on these on my 94 silverado build thread in member trucks.
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