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Originally Posted by elmz I think I F'd up! I didn't turn the 2 bolts that hold light in place softly enough, and now they both just keep turning and
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If you do this mod please follow this tip. Do not try and loosen the two nuts holding in the light assembly before heating them. I took the advice and heated them up with a butane lighter for about 15 seconds. I did not even need a tool to remove them. I just used a socket and my bare hands!
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