Does anybody know who to take the front signal lenses apart?

[goldNSX]

Going to change that orange look into white.

 

[NY2NV]

underneath the signal light has a hole.(bumper) use a long philips screw driver and feel or if you have a flashlight better. only one screw holds it and use a screw driver(make sure not to scratch the paint) to pry open while pulling the signal light.

 

[lithiumus]

I've never cracked that lens open but it looks like a harder plastic than the regular headlight seals. You may have to use a sharp xacto and cut along the edges. I'd suggest heating them up in an oven like normal headlights but I fear that it may not help.

There was a guy on the board who offered this service but I don't know the process.

If you cut the lens with an xacto, you can always reseal it... LMK how it goes, I want to do the same with my front signal lenses.

 

[DRIFTER]

I took a screw driver and heated it up till red hot and melted the amber piece out. Then cut it up and removed it piece by piece . There is 2 pieces in there only remove the amber one the other one is clear. Then i tinted them Black

 

[goldNSX]

I took a screw driver and heated it up till red hot and melted the amber piece out. Then cut it up and removed it piece by piece . There is 2 pieces in there only remove the amber one the other one is clear. Then i tinted them Black

heated it up till red-hot? Degrees? The rear one goes with 150 degrees celsius.

 

[Aurora]

I think Drifter meant he heated the screwdriver till it became red hot (not the whole lens). You could also use an old soldering iron for melting the amber filter.

 

[btcog82]

I did my own...

(take a look in the gallery, I believe there's a pic of them in there)

Perhaps I can help, send me your lights along with $75 and a prepaid envelope/packaging to send them back to you. :wink:

or...

pm me for details

 

[djdrock]

I did mine as well...well sortof. I did a total LED conversion.

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63808

 

[goldNSX]

Is the glue the same as on the rear light units?