Dead Flies
Dead Flies
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wargriff

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1,908 posts

232 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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Just been in garage to get Griff ready for its imminent launch onto the highways. And have found dead flies etc in the headlight area, underneath the plastic cover.

Is there an easy way to remove them and clean the area ? And how the fk did they get there ?

Any help appreciated

TVR Beaver

2,874 posts

210 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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Only way (unless you want to take the unit out.. big no!! )is to get the vac and using the pipe attachment, join a smaller pipe onto it that will go thru the light mount hole... Obviously to get to this you have to remove the front wheel and the inner wing panel and then the bulbe etclaugh
... and after you've done it.. if there is dust in there also.. .you'll now have nice marks in the dust where to tube hit laughlaugh so you now need to get a duster on a stick and proddle about to clean this up... mind you don't loose the duster!!

Have fun !!

biglaugh

Edited by TVR Beaver on Thursday 24th March 14:54

wargriff

Original Poster:

1,908 posts

232 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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TVR Beaver said:
Only way (unless you want to take the unit out.. big no!! )is to get the vac and using the pipe attachment, join a smaller pipe onto it that will go thru the bulb mount hole... Obviously to get to this you have to remove the front wheel and the inner wing panel and then the bulblaugh
... and after you've done it.. if there is dust in there also.. .you'll now have nice marks in the dust where to tube hit laughlaugh so you now need to get a duster on a stick and proddle about to clean this up... mind you don't loose the duster!!

Have fun !!

biglaugh
Thank you for your help. I was hoping for a secret magic entry point. Every other part of the car needs a special email from long standing members to tell you the secret entry point.

Do the headlights just unscrew, if I have taken the back bit off, after removing the wheel and going in that way ?

LordGrover

34,176 posts

242 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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Let them enjoy the ride. My nearside headlight always had a spider's web in it - never saw the spider. It was there for the four years I had it and is probably still there to this day. hehe

wargriff

Original Poster:

1,908 posts

232 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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Seems like it may be easier to drive into a wall, and then let the bodyshop sort it smile

TVR Beaver

2,874 posts

210 months

Thursday 24th March 2011
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No.. The lights are a pain to get out ... and some will and some won't.... as I remember I could get one of mine out but not the other... Ended up screwing it off the adjusters and pushing it forward I think???... can't quite remember now... but as LG say's... I'd be in no rush to get in there... May cause more problems than it's worth

gizzer

671 posts

236 months

Friday 25th March 2011
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TVR Beaver said:
No.. The lights are a pain to get out ... and some will and some won't.... as I remember I could get one of mine out but not the other... Ended up screwing it off the adjusters and pushing it forward I think???... can't quite remember now... but as LG say's... I'd be in no rush to get in there... May cause more problems than it's worth
Wait till some one hits you, softly
wink

Green Meanie

484 posts

248 months

Friday 25th March 2011
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Come on Marc

You mean you dont clean inside your headlamps regularly? Standards are slipping we need to talk roflrofl

G.M

Edited by Green Meanie on Friday 25th March 15:13

Hoover.

5,993 posts

272 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Sorry... but what is this cleaning car thing all about confusedhehe

wargriff

Original Poster:

1,908 posts

232 months

Saturday 26th March 2011
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Craig,

Im hurt by that smile

Im only removing them to reduce the cars road weight biggrin

Speed is the key