I've heard there is something i can do my to headlights to use the normal bulbs in my sealed headlights, but i'm not aware of what i have to do, so does anyone know how??
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Re: headlight conversion 93-97
Take out your existing headlight housing(s), hold the rectangular glass part in your hand and turn the bulb's plug with a pair of pliers or channel grips. Slowly turn the bulb back-n-forth until it loosens up and pulls out.
Clean the ~grey colored~ plastic cement remaining on the housing.
Get some high temp silicone, put it on the housing and install your new 9006 and/or 9005 bulbs.
Carefully reinstall on the car after the silicone fully dries.
I wait until night time to re-adjust the headlight beams. I park my car about 30-40 ft away from a wall with the lights on and adjust them accordingly.
It'll save you alot of money this way instead of buying new housings. All you'll need to buy is HighTemp Silicone and new bulbs.:)sigpic
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I got mine from the below website like two weeks ago.
http://eurolamps.com/eurolamps/camaro_headlights.htm
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I went with Sylvania SilverStar's. They have a nice bright white shine to them, not the blue'ish color from cheaper bulbs.
As for the silicone;
Just go to any auto store and get this kind. I think they even sell this Permatex stuff at K-Mart & Wall Mart too.sigpic
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Originally posted by eric v6I didn't know you could convert 97 camaro headlights to 98 and up headlights I knew about the firebirds thoughsigpic
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