Charlie207
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There's UV sealant you need to apply.Eff that. I’ve done that a few times, they always look even worse within a month.
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There's UV sealant you need to apply.Eff that. I’ve done that a few times, they always look even worse within a month.
I used complete “everything is included” kits each time. Waste of time and money.There's UV sealant you need to apply.
I used to restore headlights when I had my business. I had 2 4oz bottles that I'd mix together--it was the UV protector. That stuff was amazing--but at $45 a bottle--expensive AF.there's a k2 clear coat made just for lights. 2k is clear with hardener, but instead of mixing it and then needing a paint gun. it's in a spray can, just break the bladder inside, they mix and you get proper 2 part clear from a simple spray paint can.
tape around the light, wet sand with 600-800, clean well with glass cleaner, let dry and hit it with 2 coats of that clear. be as good as oem new, which is better than most aftermarket housings.
tons of good youtube videos on it.
SMT 3684068, SprayMax 2K 2 in 1 Headlight Clear https://a.co/d/2p8jwEU
I did the same thing on my '07 a couple years ago. All new pressure and return lines, plus a new steering rack because my original was leaking. Gotta watch those line fitting seals on the rack. Easy to get them in there cattywompus such that they leak.Just discovered a hi-flow power-steering leak.... like all of it within a day. So I ordered up those three hoses and seals. The cooler looks dry & fine at the core and hardlines, but at the pump and rack there is so much muck and wet schmutz that I'm really not sure where the leak is... so they're all getting replaced.
usually the seal inside the hydraulic cylinder gives out, so each time you turn the wheel out the fluid squirts out with it.Just discovered a hi-flow power-steering leak.... like all of it within a day. So I ordered up those three hoses and seals. The cooler looks dry & fine at the core and hardlines, but at the pump and rack there is so much muck and wet schmutz that I'm really not sure where the leak is... so they're all getting replaced.
usually the seal inside the hydraulic cylinder gives out, so each time you turn the wheel out the fluid squirts out with it.
That's exactly how my steering rack failed.usually the seal inside the hydraulic cylinder gives out, so each time you turn the wheel out the fluid squirts out with it.