help on headlight sealing ---> rubber U lookin piece from back of headlight
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juicebox00
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Re: help on headlight sealing
if you can see remains of resin on the lens then they were supposed to be glued down. if these are the black pieces you see on top of the lenses when u lift the hood like i thinking, then they should be glued down but it's not necessary
if you can see remains of resin on the lens then they were supposed to be glued down. if these are the black pieces you see on top of the lenses when u lift the hood like i thinking, then they should be glued down but it's not necessary
BlackieCG6
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Re: help on headlight sealing
a word of advice u might wana go to ur local honda dealer & invest 14 bucks in some hondabond before u end up with fogged or condensation in your headlights. i learned the hard way. good luck
a word of advice u might wana go to ur local honda dealer & invest 14 bucks in some hondabond before u end up with fogged or condensation in your headlights. i learned the hard way. good luck
Russianred
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Re: help on headlight sealing
You must have learned the hard way I guess... because HondaBond is not the only thing you can use. Using regular silicone works just fine, or that gray goo they sell at autozone. I bet even caulk would work, but stick to silicone based fillers.
You must have learned the hard way I guess... because HondaBond is not the only thing you can use. Using regular silicone works just fine, or that gray goo they sell at autozone. I bet even caulk would work, but stick to silicone based fillers.
shavedaccord
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simon_y
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Re: help on headlight sealing
I remember taking mine apart and it looked like that rubber piece is held on by double sided tape. which wasn't very sticky. But it didn't fall off.
I used clear automotive silicone to seal it up. Works great and dries clear.
I remember taking mine apart and it looked like that rubber piece is held on by double sided tape. which wasn't very sticky. But it didn't fall off.
I used clear automotive silicone to seal it up. Works great and dries clear.
