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0 2021/01/04 21:46:05 giandaniel
I used a small microfibre towel to protect the projector bowl as I was making the reductions using a Dremel with a cutting disc.
I used a small microfibre towel to protect the projector bowl as I was making the reductions using a Dremel with a cutting disc.
0 2021/01/04 21:20:05 giandaniel
As you can see, I also took this opportunity to make a foreground limiter that will also allow the top clip to clamp on the projector and secure it in place.
As you can see, I also took this opportunity to make a foreground limiter that will also allow the top clip to clamp on the projector and secure it in place.
0 2021/01/04 21:19:58 giandaniel
Be very careful doing this. Do not start cutting until you are absolutely sure your outline is correct and centered.
Be very careful doing this. Do not start cutting until you are absolutely sure your outline is correct and centered.
0 2021/01/04 21:12:39 giandaniel
Gently pry it off. Requires very little strength.
Gently pry it off. Requires very little strength.
0 2021/01/04 21:06:27 giandaniel
This is the high beam position.
This is the high beam position.
0 2021/01/04 21:05:07 giandaniel
Behold the projector bowl with its cutoff shield and the solenoid. This is the low-beam position.
Behold the projector bowl with its cutoff shield and the solenoid. This is the low-beam position.
0 2021/01/04 21:04:08 giandaniel
You want to keep this thing around because it will help you determine how much you need to cut from the Morimoto projector.
You want to keep this thing around because it will help you determine how much you need to cut from the Morimoto projector.
0 2021/01/04 21:01:36 giandaniel
Remove this clip. It's the only thing holding the projector in place after removing the two bottom screws.
Remove this clip. It's the only thing holding the projector in place after removing the two bottom screws.
0 2021/01/04 20:57:08 giandaniel
Remove those two phillip's head screws.
Remove those two phillip's head screws.
0 2021/01/04 20:55:25 giandaniel
Rear of the projector.
Rear of the projector.
0 2021/01/04 20:47:14 giandaniel
First I present the Morimoto 4TL-R Bi-xenon projector so that you guys can see what is being installed. Front ¾ view.
First I present the Morimoto 4TL-R Bi-xenon projector so that you guys can see what is being installed. Front ¾ view.
0 2021/01/04 20:46:58 giandaniel
0 2020/12/20 18:05:43 giandaniel
0 2020/12/20 18:05:36 giandaniel
0 2020/12/20 18:05:28 giandaniel
0 2020/12/20 18:05:21 giandaniel
0 2020/12/20 18:05:13 giandaniel
High Beam Only: Morimoto Mini HB LED projector
High Beam Only: Morimoto Mini HB LED projector
0 2020/12/15 18:22:36 giandaniel
Low beam + Morimoto Mini HB LED projector High beam
Low beam + Morimoto Mini HB LED projector High beam
0 2020/12/15 18:18:47 giandaniel
Stock low beam only.
Stock low beam only.
0 2020/12/15 18:18:40 giandaniel
Factory low beam + Morimoto Mini HB LEDProjector High beams
Factory low beam + Morimoto Mini HB LEDProjector High beams
0 2020/12/13 17:29:20 giandaniel
Factory low beam.
Factory low beam.
0 2020/12/13 17:28:59 giandaniel
It even makes the headlight look more modern!
It even makes the headlight look more modern!
0 2020/12/13 17:14:50 giandaniel
Connect the 9005/HB3 connector remember that the nub is grabbed by those two plastic tabs
Connect the 9005/HB3 connector remember that the nub is grabbed by those two plastic tabs
0 2020/12/13 17:09:30 giandaniel
Use a plier to gently pull the leads until they snap in place.
Use a plier to gently pull the leads until they snap in place.
0 2020/12/13 17:09:11 giandaniel
Using the tab or nub as a reference point, positive goes on the right, and negative to the left.
Using the tab or nub as a reference point, positive goes on the right, and negative to the left.
0 2020/12/13 17:08:49 giandaniel
This would be a good time to fit the headlight assembly as is (without the glass lens) and find some place dark to aim the projector and play with its orientation on the reflector.
This would be a good time to fit the headlight assembly as is (without the glass lens) and find some place dark to aim the projector and play with its orientation on the reflector.
0 2020/12/13 17:05:41 giandaniel
Snap the reflector-projector assembly in place, and then fasten the Phillip's head screws that hold the reflector in place.
Snap the reflector-projector assembly in place, and then fasten the Phillip's head screws that hold the reflector in place.
0 2020/12/13 17:05:20 giandaniel
This does not necessarily mean the projector will be correctly aligned.
This does not necessarily mean the projector will be correctly aligned.
0 2020/12/13 17:02:15 giandaniel
You may line up this tab (bottom one with the screw hole) with that empty space in the heat sink. This does not necessarily mean the projector will be correctly aligned.
You may line up this tab (bottom one with the screw hole) with that empty space in the heat sink. This does not necessarily mean the projector will be correctly aligned.
0 2020/12/13 16:58:57 giandaniel
0 2020/12/13 16:56:27 giandaniel
Righty tighty gets the projector shaft all the way out. By not wearing down on the reflector portion of the hole, it itself is screwed onto the projector.
Righty tighty gets the projector shaft all the way out. By not wearing down on the reflector portion of the hole, it itself is screwed onto the projector.
0 2020/12/13 16:52:58 giandaniel
Slip the projector inside the reflector.
Slip the projector inside the reflector.
0 2020/12/13 16:52:32 giandaniel
Supposedly the bottom side of the projector  is the flat end, however, I found out that this doesn't mean it will be correctly aimed.
Supposedly the bottom side of the projector is the flat end, however, I found out that this doesn't mean it will be correctly aimed.
0 2020/12/13 16:47:30 giandaniel
Use four screws to secure the shroud to the projector.
Use four screws to secure the shroud to the projector.
0 2020/12/13 16:47:14 giandaniel
You don't need to grind down too much material. Just a little bit so that the threaded shaft can fit snugly on the plastic bulb holder.
You don't need to grind down too much material. Just a little bit so that the threaded shaft can fit snugly on the plastic bulb holder.
0 2020/12/13 16:43:18 giandaniel
Use a Dremel with a carbide bur to increase the diameter of the reflector's bulb holder hole. DO NOT grind the reflector part of the bulb holder hole.
Use a Dremel with a carbide bur to increase the diameter of the reflector's bulb holder hole. DO NOT grind the reflector part of the bulb holder hole.
0 2020/12/13 16:43:00 giandaniel
I find it's best to either pull on the left or right side of the reflector first. Trying to pull both at the same time is a wasted effort.
I find it's best to either pull on the left or right side of the reflector first. Trying to pull both at the same time is a wasted effort.
0 2020/12/13 16:40:20 giandaniel
Bottom screw.  A magnetic screwdriver will make your life much easier on reassembly. You could also used tape or some super glue to hold the screw driver in place.
Bottom screw. A magnetic screwdriver will make your life much easier on reassembly. You could also used tape or some super glue to hold the screw driver in place.
0 2020/12/13 16:38:29 giandaniel
Top screw.
Top screw.
0 2020/12/13 16:38:02 giandaniel
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