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Old 03-09-2018, 08:27 AM   #1
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Finally going to fix ONE of my screw ups 😀
I broke my lens on one of my Litronic headlight so I bought a new regular headlight to switch out the lens but found a used one cheap so here goes.

I really need to clean my oven 😲

Thanks to who ever posted the vid on YouTube 😉
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Old 03-09-2018, 09:47 AM   #2
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Good luck! Uh is the baking sheet a requirement?😁
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Old 03-09-2018, 11:32 AM   #3
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That oven looks fine to me! Baking sheets are for donor assemblies. Wooden blocks are for lights to be reused IMHO. (Not that I've been brave enough to open a headlight myself!)
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Nope... My wife would never let that happen. She puts up with a lot of kitchen/shop doings, but that one would be the end.
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Love it, my Dad had the best cooking classes. We did lots of parts, plastic bending etc.
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Nope... My wife would never let that happen. She puts up with a lot of kitchen/shop doings, but that one would be the end.
LOL my wife left today for S Korea for 10 days. I figured that was far enough away. I also planned all parts delivery to coincide with her trip. 😁
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Good luck! Uh is the baking sheet a requirement?😁
I dont think so but I figured if I decided to throw some cookies in there too Id be ready 😉
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Do use the wooden blocks, better safe than sorry
What are you reselling it with, butyl rubber or something permanent?
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LOL my wife left today for S Korea for 10 days. I figured that was far enough away. I also planned all parts delivery to coincide with her trip. 😁
LOL - Timing is everything
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Do use the wooden blocks, better safe than sorry
What are you reselling it with, butyl rubber or something permanent?
Silicone sealant, I wont be removing it again.

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