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Well.... No wonder why neither of the headlight assemblies would budge. Stupid me, I figured there were only a couple screws holding this in- obviously not. Thanks very much for this video!
No, it's not stupid you, it's stupid Chrysler! I've owned 3 Dodges and now a Crossfire, and all have quirks that are just too dumb to comprehend. Little wonder they never did too well financially, poor engineering! LOL
Hello and yes, thankyou. I have moisture build up in the actual interior of the assembly of my passenger side assembly. Is there anyway to actually take apart the who assembly so the interior can dry out?
Thank you on behalf of all owners of this car. Such guides will be useful to everyone. I hope that there will be even more such guides
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Of course 🔥
Well.... No wonder why neither of the headlight assemblies would budge. Stupid me, I figured there were only a couple screws holding this in- obviously not. Thanks very much for this video!
No, it's not stupid you, it's stupid Chrysler! I've owned 3 Dodges and now a Crossfire, and all have quirks that are just too dumb to comprehend. Little wonder they never did too well financially, poor engineering! LOL
@@cjcopeland8596 Even better, 75% of the Crossfire are Mercedes..... Built by Karmann Ghia. What could possibly go wrong??😂🤣
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Thank you for the feedback
Hello and yes, thankyou. I have moisture build up in the actual interior of the assembly of my passenger side assembly. Is there anyway to actually take apart the who assembly so the interior can dry out?
You can open the caps on the back of the housing and let them air out. To open the lense you have to bake them. Not recommended
@@ipartoutstudio Perfect, I shall look when I undertake the grail-like quest of changing my bulbs (all when 1 goes out.) Thankyou so much!
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