 Projector low beam and clear high beam, A lot of photo's clearing things up |
 Nov 20, 2007 - 3:40 PM
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Here's how I've done my projector conversion. I followed the guidelines of two dutch Celicas.eu members, Kadett en BacerTune:
The projectors   Removing small parts  In the oven  Remove the glass with a plastic object to prevent damaging the glass  Remove Projector  Remove magnifying glass  Remove the metal thing by unscrewing the adjusting bolts  Cut the straight side  Straighten the diagonal side by attaching a metal plate   Attach everything in reverse order, before attaching the glass put both side in the oven. When the kit is soft add some new kit and attach the glass to the rest. After eveything has cooled down, assemble the small parts. The projector back together again:  After both are converted it's time to install them. This is how the car looked like with the old headlights: 
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Nov 20, 2007 - 3:54 PM
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Nice work man. That is way better than the one in dutch.
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