1994 headlights

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Sal Malva, Feb 20, 2004.

  1. Sal Malva

    Sal Malva Guest

    The headlights of my SL2 have dimmed considerably. It appears the plastic outer shells are clouded. Should both headlight assemblies be cleaned, replaced or are brighter bulbs the answer? Thank you
     
    Sal Malva, Feb 20, 2004
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  2. Sal Malva

    Scott Guest

    I have a 96 SC2, and the sometimes I can't even tell my lights are on. I replaced them with "extra vision" headlights, and not much better. It may be a Saturn thing. I also drive a Toyota Corolla, and they have seriously bright headlights.

    Scott

    The headlights of my SL2 have dimmed considerably. It appears the plastic outer shells are clouded. Should both headlight assemblies be cleaned, replaced or are brighter bulbs the answer? Thank you
     
    Scott, Feb 22, 2004
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  3. If they've clouded/yellowed that much, the headlight assemblies probably
    need to be replaced..




    The headlights of my SL2 have dimmed considerably. It appears the plastic
    outer shells are clouded. Should both headlight assemblies be cleaned,
    replaced or are brighter bulbs the answer? Thank you
     
    Robert Hancock, Feb 22, 2004
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  4. Sal Malva

    Glomis Guest

    Hi:

    3M makes a "plastic cleaner" - a paste that may take haze off clear
    plastic - but it depends on what caused the haze. They also make a "plastic
    polish". It's a similar sort of product that puts an acrylic layer over the
    plastic. I have used both products on my headlights and they work
    reasonably well. I find, though, that some of the haze is actually on the
    inside of the headlight cover.

    Cheers!

    Glomis
     
    Glomis, Feb 22, 2004
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  5. Sal Malva

    Teem Guest

    Sometimes on different cars & makes,one headlight lens will haze over,while
    the other lens is perfectly clear,I used a buffer bonnet drill attachment&
    polishing compound w/water on my old Contour & the results were very
    good,just about clear again.
     
    Teem, Feb 27, 2004
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