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Dropped88

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Link to these??

I made them. Found glass lens style headlight.
And bought hid kit from morimotohid.com

Baked lens in oven pulled glass off, cut housing for hid and put it all back together. Had a computer fail but between its hard drive and my new computer I might can recover rest of the pics
 

frito-bandito

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Tackled trying to glue the mounting plastics back to the left rear window glass this morning. Due to pure ignorance, I broke it trying to remove it from @bluex’s parts truck after drilling out the regulator rivets and some twisting and turning (FYI, you only have to remove those two 10mm bolts to free the rear glass lol)

Here’s the piece I need to glue back to my window, I still have the old channel on there to help with clamping until the glue dries.
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What’s left of the broken plastic on the glass
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Test fit
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JB Weld nonetheless
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Glue mixed and applied, and c-clamp applied
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Remember to lube the rollers and track. Oh when I got my new driver door regulator I changed the track that attached to the glass . Ended up bending and trashing the track. Luckily I ordered a new track ahead of time.. it was a pain though
 

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For hopefully a little piece of mind a some extra reinforcement, I cut up an old front bumper baffle. I’ve had that HF “dremel” for about 3 years, this is the second time I’ve ever used it after buying it to install steering wheel radio controls on my GMT900.


Pieces cut out of the baffle, I used the sanding attachment to clean them up after this picture.
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Glued the pieces over the broken parts. I’ll likely add one more piece once I can move the c clamp
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Had to have some supervision of course lol
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In theory this will work, but I truly don’t know if it will. It’s sorta ghetto unless it does actually work lol. Hopefully this will keep me from having to find another rear door glass.
 

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Remember to lube the rollers and track. Oh when I got my new driver door regulator I changed the track that attached to the glass . Ended up bending and trashing the track. Luckily I ordered a new track ahead of time.. it was a pain though
Absolutely! I’ve lubed and cleaned everything behind the door panels. The less times I need to be inside the doors, the better lol
 
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