Headlight question
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Headlight question
On my way home I clipped a deer. It busted my bracket that bolted to the headlight and pulled the clips off of the headlight. It only pulled off the outer part of the headlight (it is black) it didn't pull off the clear.
I still have a fully functional headlight. Would I be able to buy a non H.I.D. headlight assembly and just fill it in with my current H.I.D? I just don't want to spend anymore than I have to. Thanks.
I still have a fully functional headlight. Would I be able to buy a non H.I.D. headlight assembly and just fill it in with my current H.I.D? I just don't want to spend anymore than I have to. Thanks.
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The wiring is different, I believe the housing is different too.
You'll need to modify it to make it work and that means bake it and drill it.
Might as well just get a HID headlight and save all the hassle.
You'll need to modify it to make it work and that means bake it and drill it.
Might as well just get a HID headlight and save all the hassle.
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On my way home I clipped a deer. It busted my bracket that bolted to the headlight and pulled the clips off of the headlight. It only pulled off the outer part of the headlight (it is black) it didn't pull off the clear.
I still have a fully functional headlight. Would I be able to buy a non H.I.D. headlight assembly and just fill it in with my current H.I.D? I just don't want to spend anymore than I have to. Thanks.
I still have a fully functional headlight. Would I be able to buy a non H.I.D. headlight assembly and just fill it in with my current H.I.D? I just don't want to spend anymore than I have to. Thanks.
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