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ecordell

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Not to keep the hyjack of the thread going but to remove the orange reflector inside the light, heat the light up in the oven (low heat for 5 mintues at a time (if that)) keep checking to see if you can pry the lights apart, once you have them apart, you'll need to stick the piece with the reflector back in to soften it's glue up, pull it out and pry it from it's location. Clean up the lenses (the mating surface of the lense and the housing) and re-silicone the two back together. I'd use some of the quick clamps that you can get at an hardware store to hold the lenses together while the silicone dries. Check for water leaks around the edges that you siliconed and then you're done.

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http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6501
 
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Kind of a step back today, I tried like hell to get the lens off the housing but only succeeded in breaking off a few pieces of the lip of the housing. I'm really not feeling like messing it up any further so I might leave them sealed up and the reflector in. Also I almost made a bigger mistake with the projector and didn't take into account that the beam cut off need to be on the bottom half of the projector and the projector's lens flips the beam and cuts off the top. Had I sealed it in with the cut off on the top like I originally thought I would have been kicking myself for a long time.
So as of now I need to epoxy the broken pieces of the housing lip and trim a little more for the projector to flip over....Crappy day
 

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damn man, sorry to hear about the housings, atleast you had the coolness to stop before any more damage was done ;)
 
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Last couple of weeks I have been occupied by the new building my Dad and I bought to store the equipment our business sells. I transported my Yukon over to work on it there. I have since claimed a corner (the corner with the parked F350) of the building to set up my personal mini shop equipped with compressor, two post hydraulic lift, work tables tool box the works. The set up will be pretty badass once done, we have a couple trailers and a 35’ Donzi that is going to be stored in it as well. All alarmed with ADT w/ remote, and an automatic door opener on the 14’ bay door. So I won’t even have to get out of the truck to drive in the building….I smile ear to ear just thinking about the setup. Now I don’t have to equip my garage so much other then the basics.
I will be running a Amp remote wire, and a USB power extension from the back to the front center console and the dynapad will be laid this weekend.

Pics of the inside of the new building…

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hey your brother will be out and driving this weekend. ill get some pics for ya.
Shop looks nice. I got a 2 post lift at my shop. Me and roger (narco) lowered his truck there made it easy. I got a 300 hp honda on the lift now. Once i get better i too will clean up and get me a nice set up there.

Ha our inside looks the same now. all dynamat and nothing else lol.
 

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shit I wish I had the corner that he's working in to work on my shit lol.
 

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