chimaera head light
chimaera head light
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D10 LDO

Original Poster:

79 posts

270 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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I seem to have mis-laid my parts list, can anyone tell me the part number or what make these headlights are? I've broken the glass on the off side of the car, can the glass be bought separately or is it a complete unit?

only me

353 posts

298 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Headlamp sealed unit
Valeo Part No.
984191
Later model dip beam lamps

Hope this helps if not try link below

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/parkersteve/chimaeraparts.asp

PeterC

386 posts

298 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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The glass lens is entirely separate from the reflector. Please send me your email address so that I can forward you a description of the way the replace a broken glass lens.

>> Edited by PeterC on Wednesday 3rd November 14:17

shnozz

30,628 posts

300 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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PeterC said:
The glass lens is entirely separate from the reflector. I have emailed you a description of the way the replace a broken glass lens.


and very helpful it was to. thank you kindly for sending me that before peter - took me an hour or so to replace it properly, not including the 40 mins ripping my fingers to shreads and swearing profusely at the rubber seal around the grille

tacoma

215 posts

263 months

Friday 5th November 2004
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Please for give my ignorance of the beast (only had mine 3 weeks now) but can I convert my headlights from the sealed units to more modern lights with blue halogen bulds?

Imported MX5s and the older UK versions had sealed units buth there was a very cheap upgrade available, allegdedly.

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D10 LDO

Original Poster:

79 posts

270 months

Friday 5th November 2004
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TACOMA,
The lights on the chimaera are not sealed units, there are bezel and lens units. So you can fit any H4 bulb you like, just watch the wattage size standard are H4 55/60, if you go any stronger you stand the chance of burning out wires or even the car! I have the ice blue bulbs in my car, no probs. You can also look at a system on the mod-wise web site, which increases the light out put. ( www.mod-wise.com)
Hope this has helped you out a little,any questions give me shout!

gaston

21,189 posts

275 months

Sunday 7th November 2004
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Just be careful not to fry your wiring!