Clearing out yellow headlights

[Civic_RedLine]

anyone know if this is possible? I wanted to make my 2001 headlights clear white without paying 100+ for them. Is there anyway I can take out the orange part of the lights? The orange part is the signal winker, I just want to take it out so it will be clear white.

[95DX]

Im pretty sure there something on it in the how to section

[pdiggitydogg]

^
yep there is

[ebpda9]

ask pdiggs. i know he did it before.

and pat time to change that pic

[pdiggitydogg]

whys that?

[Civic_RedLine]

I already checked the how tos, just needed to know if there was a easier way, I only have a small oven enough to fit a bread loaf. Also my year is 2001 different as 2000

[pdiggitydogg]

its no different..theyre all put together the same way

you can use a heat gun too...those are your only options other than leaky aftermarket

[Civic_RedLine]

what do you mean leaky aftermarket?

[95DX]

aftermarket stuff has a tendency to leak easier then stock parts

[Civic_RedLine]

do you mean the light bulbs?

[pdiggitydogg]

no the headlight
tey arent sealed well and WILL get water inside

(How would a bulb leak?)

[95DX]

Im wonderin the same thing

[Civic_RedLine]

Hmm, thats odd, my friends been using projector headlights for about 2 years now on his 98 civic. He said its good, just that the light bulbs cost alot.

[blind34_1]

Originally posted by pdiggitydogg


(How would a bulb leak?)

well that headlight fluid is quite corrossive, it will eat through the elbow grease seals. happens all the time...

[pdiggitydogg]

I thought thats only if you get the super blue halogen kind though

[Rob]

:D

[BlackWolf]

Hey! I thought only blondes were supposed to ask questions like that..................oh wait, I am one..............what was the question again?.........................;)

[Civic_RedLine]

the question was about how aftermarket headlights leak.....