Why do you have to "drill a hole of 25mm in the back cap of resin or rubber on the headlight"?
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I did not have to drill anything. It was a simple plug n play for my 2013 Toyota Prius
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it depends, if you need to, mine didnt need them but its so that the wires can pass thru, and be water sealed. on all newer cards, the light cords are on the Inside of the light fixture, older cars are on the outside, and dont need to be drilled.
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To feed the original headlight power leads out to the Ballast of the Kensun.
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The wires did not fit through the hole so we had to cut it wider a bit so that the wires would fit.
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Hello, I do apologize for the inconvenience, can you please clarify your question or concern? Please be advised this item is for the 00-02 LINCOLN LS HEADLIGHT - L ASY. Thank you
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Mine came with rubber boots for actual head light plugs them selves on the back, to keep moisture out. The unit it self also has a weather stripping seal around the edge of the headlight that seals to the fender/hood/bumper. I have an issue with fitment of these lights on my girlfriends 2000 civic. They just do not sit perfect, not a big deal. Also they are impossible to adjust the beam to a perfect angle. Basically one headlight shines in the trees. They still light up the road in front of you, they just also shine in other directions. They are worth the price, but you get what you pay for. Expect to blow threw bulbs pretty fast too, like once every 4-6 months. Mine came with rubber boots for actual head light plugs them selves on the back, to keep moisture out. The unit it self also has a weather stripping seal around the edge of the headlight that seals to the fender/hood/bumper. I have an issue with fitment of these lights on my girlfriends 2000 civic. They just do not sit perfect, not a big deal. Also they are impossible to adjust the beam to a perfect angle. Basically one headlight shines in the trees. They still light up the road in front of you, they just also shine in other directions. They are worth the price, but you get what you pay... » Read More Mine came with rubber boots for actual head light plugs them selves on the back, to keep moisture out. The unit it self also has a weather stripping seal around the edge of the headlight that seals to the fender/hood/bumper. I have an issue with fitment of these lights on my girlfriends 2000 civic. They just do not sit perfect, not a big deal. Also they are impossible to adjust the beam to a perfect angle. Basically one headlight shines in the trees. They still light up the road in front of you, they just also shine in other directions. They are worth the price, but you get what you pay for. Expect to blow threw bulbs pretty fast too, like once every 4-6 months. « Show Less
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Either. My holes were too small, so it went through a gap in the rotor instead. I make a YouTube video on my channel JerryRigEverything called 3 motorcycle mods for under 20 bucks. You can see me put it on in that video.
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The headlight mount is tool-less to install/uninstall, you just spin the screw tight. I wouldn't say you need to take the whole mount off to prevent theft - the headlight itself comes off by bending a little plastic thingy to release and slide it out (like most lights). It's secure when riding and just takes a second to fiddle with in order for the light to release. The taillight mount requires a screwdriver to secure it to the seat post, but the light just clicks in and out of a track. I take my lights off when parked and would recommend these for that reason.
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There is a hole on top at each end to mount lights. The hole is about an inch and a half from where the stinger is welded to the bumper.
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Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the bulbs from rockauto.comhttp://www.carid.com/2007-honda-civic-headlights/dorman-replacement-headlight-34592404.htmlGood Luck ! Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the... » Read More Hi Lei,Yes I will help you on this question. DO NOT Buy these headlights. I bought them for my daughters 2007 coupe DX and they were absolutejunk. After 6 months the drivers side headlight got a leak and the moisture got into the lens. They wouldnt take them back.They told me to take them out, go to the auto store, and buy sealant to fix it. I couldnt believe that was there response.I just this week replaced these with 2 new Headlghts from carid.com. Here is the link if you want to check them out. They are working great. No bulbs thought. I bought the bulbs from rockauto.comhttp://www.carid.com/2007-honda-civic-headlights/dorman-replacement-headlight-34592404.htmlGood Luck ! « Show Less
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I have not had one problem with my headlights,but,I ordered two brand new replacements from AMazon a year ago.Annette B. doesn't say if they are new or older ones she is inquiring about.I have spoken to one other person who had the same problem,but with older headlight assembly's and she sprayed an adhesive in a can she got at a hardware store on the backside of the assembly and she hasn't had any further problems with her bulbs shooting out.Spray lightly though or you will get your bulbs stuck,and they won't be easily gotten out if you do need to replace one.
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Yeah, it can be a bit stiff to unscrew, therefore making it less obvious. The tailcap is only the last few millimeters, so grip only that part. I needed a pliers with a towel around them (to prevent toolmarks) when my batteries *finally* died. I also had a little trouble figuring out where exactly to unscrew, so you're not alone.
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It's basic stuff xD basically all you gotta do is pop the hood up, unscrew all the screws that's holding the headlights down then unscrew your front bumper just enough so you can pull the bumper back a bit and pull the headlights out. Don't pay the dealership to take them out for you because that's just a really big waste of money. I have had these headlights for a year or so now and I somewhat regret buying them. The halo rings aren't LED so they aren't visible during the daytime and after a while, the plastic on the headlights starts to peel. I've kept my car in top notch condition and yeeah, after about a year, the headlights are starting to wear out. Good luck with the installation if you do decide to get these lights! Feel free to email me at bobbiex714@live.com if you need anymore help.
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U would have to do a retro fit. Which would include separating the headlight. Def some modifications. Check out hidplanet.com
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hello, the cut-out of the light is 68mm, so the hole need to be about 68mm~70mm in diameter
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I tried it in a 2003 Acura TL. Did not work it fits but would not light. No way to test the bulb. Problem is in inverter/ transformer system. A violation of basic design rules "KISS -- KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID " and " irreducible complexity ". Replaced bulb with a halogen bulb like the high beam, glued it in with krazy glue and gorilla glue. Wired it to fog light circuit. Manufacturers can't remember that in 1940 all US cars came out with sealed beam headlights, they did not leak water, they did not get all fuzzy from the sun and you can get replacements from Walmart for less than $9. So current headlight are worth about $3.
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Did you put the small rubber tubing from the primer bulb back on the carb. Or You may need to check that the gasket is not damage. or not seated right. to cause a seal.
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You need to cut a hole in your fender. If it's a 99 or above you don't have to make any mods to the air intake box
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Without a heavy duty harness and relay it WILL fry your wires from the bulb to your headlight switch. I've had it happen.
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don't know about 07 but on my 2000 F250 i had to cut some plastic from behind where the light goes, easy to do with a dremel tool, other than that no problem and i love the lights, totally changed the looks of the truck.