How difficult is it too???

Craigb350

Craigb350

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I have been wanting to de-tango my headlights for a while on my VIII,

I have been reluctant to doing it as i dont want to have condensation on them, after they havent sealed properly.

I once did a paid on my old Seat leon cupra r and as soon as abit of moisture got into the headlight misted up.

whats the best way to go about it?
 
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Gilly

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Believe there are a couple of companys that will do it for you. I did mine myself after googling it and finding a couple of tutorials. No condensation in mine.
 
Craigb350

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did you pull all the old glue out and use new sealant? i was told to reheat the old glue and refit, but this could be why im having problems i.e not sealing 100%
 
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Gilly

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I removed the old sealant which was an absolute nightmare of a job!!! Then used new stuff. If you reheat your headlights you should be able to get a proper seal.
 
Billy MR

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Craig @ dd does them for £90 and he's a pro, send him the lights he does them send them back
 
Craigb350

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Craig @ dd does them for £90 and he's a pro, send him the lights he does them send them back

Thats a tad steep lol, i might just leave them be and use the £90 else where haha
 
Billy MR

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Well it saves messing them up, it's one of many expensive things to modify a evo.

I say on a car like these, if you wanna do something do it the right way the first time.

I thought about mine then you look on the MLR and everyone has it done

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Gilly

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It's really not difficult, just time consuming. Plenty of guides about. TBH if I'd known that Craig at DD did it I would gladly have paid the £90 or so, after all you can easily spend that on a night on the ale.
 
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