oki916

Lightning OEM tails and OEM 3rd brake light

Also did a double wash, clay bar, paint cleaner, wax, and sealer for some outside pics at an industrial site tomorrow.

Also got some gel overlays to go on. All thanks to my GF

Pics wouldn't upload so here is the link to the same post on L rodder

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huot5

shine up them dual pipes Matt.! nice work on the wax...

Hoffmann

Happy birthday Oki

Hold your girl tight, she's very nice to you and deserves all the respect and admiration from you


I see you skipped the How To on the installation of the tail lights, and screwed it...literally

It's nothing that noticeable, but expect some condensation when you drive it in a rainy day or wash your truck...

...and if you need a tutorial on how to post pictures here, just ask, help will be on it's way

'02 H-D #677

Looks Shamu-shiney Phat!

Amber714

Yea thats the one thing I forgot at the house was the metal polish...Oh well I will probably stop by the store and get some tomorrow and finish cleaning up the truck :-)

Harley#356

thanks for posting the pics here hoff...and man good eye with seeing the bolt popped through, i didnt even notice it lol

oki....new mods look good man

oki916

Holding and held tight!!!!! I read the how to and spoke with Dad as I knew they weren't an exact fit and did the wash after the lights went on....no condensation at all.

As for the pics, just in a hurry and did not upload them to photobucket yet so I when I tried to just attach them it did not work...something about "having permission"...guess I needed the HOFFIE "OK"

Thanks...really should be thanking Amber...she bought them all.
Bolt popped through...how come I can't see this and still don't?

oki916

It will be done....we just stopped and didn't as there was so much rubber caked on it, and I didn't have the right stuff to get it off.

oki916

Hoffie.......saw what your talking about...tried so hard and thankfully only pushed through on the right side and not the left....damn good eye

Hoffmann

Oki, like I said, it shoudn't be a problem, just to prevent moisture and future condensation, do the following:

Take them off the truck, cut the lower screws in about 1/4" each, put a drop of silicone in the two tailights holes and bolt it back fresh, just be careful, don't put too much silicone, you definitely don't want it to run thru and drop on the chrome part, it's an easy fix and should prevent the water.

BTW- You have to really pay attention when your Dad teach you how to do stuff

I am lost on this one, I have no control over "The lounge" and it's not up to me to give "OK" for pictures