1993 headlight housing replacement
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1993 headlight housing replacement
I have asked for this information before though I can't find the forum tools where my subscribed posts are.
Finally I bought the 1993 Honda Accord EX 2DR from my sister. It has a broken driver-side headlight glass and I need to replace the complete housing. I do have the complete housing with new stock bulbs.
* what do I need to do to replace the complete housing?
* do I need any special tools?
* if I remember correctly I need to remove the front bumper to install this headlight housing.
* where is the best place to get a user / repair manual for a car this old?
* are the low and high beam bulbs the same part number? I was going to buy Silverstar bulbs for the low beam and discovered the part number was 9006 and that was the only bulb they did not have on the shelf. Any suggestions to what bulbs to use?
ANY help or suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
This 2DR Accord EXis very clean and mechanically sound for a 128,500 mile car. Are there anyitems I should be concerned with? Thank you.
Finally I bought the 1993 Honda Accord EX 2DR from my sister. It has a broken driver-side headlight glass and I need to replace the complete housing. I do have the complete housing with new stock bulbs.
* what do I need to do to replace the complete housing?
* do I need any special tools?
* if I remember correctly I need to remove the front bumper to install this headlight housing.
* where is the best place to get a user / repair manual for a car this old?
* are the low and high beam bulbs the same part number? I was going to buy Silverstar bulbs for the low beam and discovered the part number was 9006 and that was the only bulb they did not have on the shelf. Any suggestions to what bulbs to use?
ANY help or suggestions are appreciated. Thank you.
This 2DR Accord EXis very clean and mechanically sound for a 128,500 mile car. Are there anyitems I should be concerned with? Thank you.
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RE: 1993 headlight housing replacement
Go here http://www.hondahookup.com/manuals/and download the manual for your car. They are the real dealer service manuals and should show you everything you need to know.
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