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#16
Posted 27 July 2012 - 09:24 PM
#17
Posted 01 August 2012 - 11:45 PM

Oh and check my tax disk holder lol

Mist washer jets also came today but it's hard to get a photo of them in action lol great little mod though

My halfords ultra brilliance H7 bulbs came today too


My Osram H1's will be delivered tomorrow and my cree reverse lights should hopefully be here soon.
Mods to do hopefully in the near future are the second reverse light and the rear LED foot-wells
But if any of you have read my recent topic, you will know I had yet another run in with a lorry today
#18
Posted 02 August 2012 - 01:27 AM
#19
Posted 02 August 2012 - 02:06 AM
Looking good mate.
Not looking good if you see my rear bumper
Do you reckon I could fit a mk3 bumper to my mk2? Obviously I'd need the new reverse lights but is the fitting different or would it bolt straight on?
#20
Posted 02 August 2012 - 07:05 AM
Not looking good if you see my rear bumper
Do you reckon I could fit a mk3 bumper to my mk2? Obviously I'd need the new reverse lights but is the fitting different or would it bolt straight on?
yes the mk2.5 facelift focus rear bumper will fit your mk2 direct replacment part, providing their is no structural dammage preventing the fitment of the bumper. in the event that you need to drive around without the bimper for a while see my thread here http://www.fordowner...+reuse +recycle
also as said you will need the reverse and fog light unit, but if you are buying them then purchase two clear units one for each side then use your existing fog or reverse unit to create the additional port for the fog light on the side of the RH clear unit.
you will also require two loom plugs
they plug in to the rear of the bulb sockets and are different on the mk2 compared to the mk2.5
so if creating the dual reverse then you can use the original plug for the fog light unit and bond your existing fog liht to the side of the new clear mk2.5 unit,
then purcase two mk2.5 loom plugs for both reverse unit bulb sockets.
i can guide you through the removal and fitment of the bumper if required start a new thread or PM me, so as we dont clog your thread.
i havent got a clear picture of the plug itself but it looks like this for the mk2.5

#21
Posted 02 August 2012 - 11:46 PM
yes the mk2.5 facelift focus rear bumper will fit your mk2 direct replacment part, providing their is no structural dammage preventing the fitment of the bumper. in the event that you need to drive around without the bimper for a while see my thread here http://www.fordowner...+reuse +recycle
also as said you will need the reverse and fog light unit, but if you are buying them then purchase two clear units one for each side then use your existing fog or reverse unit to create the additional port for the fog light on the side of the RH clear unit.
you will also require two loom plugs
they plug in to the rear of the bulb sockets and are different on the mk2 compared to the mk2.5
so if creating the dual reverse then you can use the original plug for the fog light unit and bond your existing fog liht to the side of the new clear mk2.5 unit,
then purcase two mk2.5 loom plugs for both reverse unit bulb sockets.
i can guide you through the removal and fitment of the bumper if required start a new thread or PM me, so as we dont clog your thread.
i havent got a clear picture of the plug itself but it looks like this for the mk2.5
Nice one Lenny, waiting for a bloke to get back to me then hopefully I'll be able to buy a mk2.5 bumper. It will be a complete one though so it'll have the normal lights, so I'll still have to buy a clear driver-side light for the second reverse light.
#22
Posted 02 August 2012 - 11:57 PM
Parking lights

Dipped beam

High beam

View from inside

Random other shots lol




Whats everyone reckon? bright enough? I still maintain though, even though they look nice and white in photo's, I still think they still look yellow when actually standing in front of them
Oh and went to de-badge the rear today, but the previous lady owners obviously haven't looked after the paintwork

Can anyone advice on the best way of touching this up so there won't be random white patches when I de-badge? I have a colour matched spray can from halfords with a can of primer and lacquer as well, I also have a halfords scratch repair kit which I haven't got round to using properly yet.
#23
Posted 03 August 2012 - 12:28 AM
#24
Posted 03 August 2012 - 12:37 AM
You sure the stuff around the ghia badge isn't polish?
Haven't looked properly I'll have a better look tomorrow but it looked more like the paints come off, not sure how it would have happened though. But the car don't look like its been polished in a long time so if it is polish god knows how long its been on there.
#25
Posted 03 August 2012 - 03:08 PM
parking lights not a great pic as the streetlamp is right next to the car
as you seee from the pics they work well
you are aware that halfords bulbs are in fact very cheap bulbs at a massive mark up.
#26
Posted 03 August 2012 - 03:36 PM
if you want white lights then i use these and believe me theres no yellow to them at all Philips Diamond Vision 5000K and headlights and fogs on the front http://www.ebay.co.u...=item4d01dfb005
parking lights not a great pic as the streetlamp is right next to the car![]()
as you seee from the pics they work well![]()
you are aware that halfords bulbs are in fact very cheap bulbs at a massive mark up.
Might have to try some of these. I bought the halfords bulbs on the recommendation of Clive for 20quid the pair.
Are these philips ones better than osram nightbreakers?
#27
Posted 03 August 2012 - 07:14 PM
Are these philips ones better than osram nightbreakers?
that question alone will have this thread going up to 20 pages mate lol
i also have the full osram nightbreaker conversion both H1 and H7
they are yellow in places due to the manufacture of the bulb having rings of tint on them for better light distribution resulting in white light and yellow sections too.
you got some great pictures of them though.
#28
Posted 03 August 2012 - 10:25 PM
Arthur, why are the philips so cheap mate? Getting a full set of bulbs for less than the cost of a pair of osram's
#29
Posted 04 August 2012 - 10:20 AM
look at pia lights extortionately priced yet when tested cheap chinese bulbs were better that says it all
#30
Posted 04 August 2012 - 05:15 PM
Haven't looked properly I'll have a better look tomorrow but it looked more like the paints come off, not sure how it would have happened though. But the car don't look like its been polished in a long time so if it is polish god knows how long its been on there.
Had a better look at this, and the white stuff just flaked off, phew
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