Installing Blazer Flushmounts: Difference between revisions
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* Six bolts with nuts and washers (three per light base). Chances are that you have them already laying around your garage. | * Six bolts with nuts and washers (three per light base). Chances are that you have them already laying around your garage. | ||
* Two nuts for the lens attachment (size unknown) | * Two nuts for the lens attachment (size unknown) | ||
* | * Sabre saw or manual reciprocal saw | ||
* Pliers | * Scissors | ||
* Pliers | |||
* Screwdrivers | |||
* Super glue | * Super glue | ||
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* Cut the base so the bulb itself can slide through. | * Cut the base so the bulb itself can slide through. | ||
To cut the base, | To cut the base use a sabre saw, a , or something similar. You should get something like this: | ||
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The only thing is left to do is attach the lens. You need to find a nut that will fit under the housing and superglue it so it will stay in place. Remove the bulb, put a drop of | The only thing is left to do is attach the lens. You need to find a nut that will fit under the housing and superglue it so it will stay in place. Remove the bulb, put a drop of super glue on the nut, and place it as shown in the picture below. Be careful with the glue; don't get it on the lens. | ||
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