and 206cc for £159 but let me have them for £149.
Quality seems decent enough - I plan to fit them at lunchtime.
Also got my Richbrook aerial.
The mods have started
'Lexus' lights
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Alex LS
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- Joined: Sat Feb 16, 2002 1:00 am
- Location: Slough, UK
Got mine today from http://www.directcarparts.co.uk - ordered on Monday, came this morning. They were doing the 206 lights for £139
and 206cc for £159 but let me have them for £149.
Quality seems decent enough - I plan to fit them at lunchtime.
Also got my Richbrook aerial.
The mods have started
and 206cc for £159 but let me have them for £149.
Quality seems decent enough - I plan to fit them at lunchtime.
Also got my Richbrook aerial.
The mods have started
"It is not an ordinary job. It is not like being manager of Aston Villa." - Gérard Houllier
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toot
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- Location: London, England
how easy are these things to fit? What exactly does it involve and what tools do I need? Planning to get some (will get the cc ones as i don't fancy cutting bits off so will just pay the extra. Strange that it cost more to have the one with bits cut-off 
) Do I need different bulbs or do the ones already fitted just go straight into the cluster? If I need new bulbs, are they easy to get and are they expensive?!?!?
How long does it really take? is 5 mins an exaggeration or a good guideline?
) Do I need different bulbs or do the ones already fitted just go straight into the cluster? If I need new bulbs, are they easy to get and are they expensive?!?!?How long does it really take? is 5 mins an exaggeration or a good guideline?
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Alex LS
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No tools required, except perhaps a pair of pliers to grip the wingnut - it's quite tight.
Undo wingnut. Disconnect wiring. Slide old unit out. Slide new unit in. Connect wiring. Tighten wingnut.
Undo wingnut. Disconnect wiring. Slide old unit out. Slide new unit in. Connect wiring. Tighten wingnut.
"It is not an ordinary job. It is not like being manager of Aston Villa." - Gérard Houllier
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Dave C
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- Location: Scotland
Hi,
Just bought my Lexus lights today from Ecosse. I went with the intention of buying the model shown on there website but they had just taken delivery of a new model/design. I purchased the new style. If anyone wants to see a pic of the new ones just ask. I got them for the same price as the old style.
Dave
Just bought my Lexus lights today from Ecosse. I went with the intention of buying the model shown on there website but they had just taken delivery of a new model/design. I purchased the new style. If anyone wants to see a pic of the new ones just ask. I got them for the same price as the old style.
Dave