Well this weekend i shall attempt to fit the demon eyes, looking at some instruction i will need to remove the front bumper or can i simply remove the headlights without taking the bumper off.
has anyone any advice on removing this..

Yes....

Although it seems popular opinion is to remove the front bumper.. I managed to replace the lights without doing so.

My advice, go through the arch liner, remove the 2 10mm nuts, then the 10mm bolt from above the headlight. Remove all the black lug screws, and take off the grill.

If you look from the grill space, you will see a black 'clip' which is still holding the light in place, I used a flat screwdriver to 'pop' this out. Then just careful wiggling to get the light out.

Removing the grill allows you to move the uprights off the bumper a little to get them out.

Have a look [url="http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/monetaryfund/lst?.dir=/Turning+Signal+Upgrade+Instructions&.src=ph&.view=t"]Here[/url]

Follow steps 1-6, then it's just pop the clip, and remove...

I tended to find it easier to take the indicator side out first, then slide diagonally away from the radiator...

Fisgits my man....i thank you.. i wasnt looking forward to taking the bumper off. when you did yours, did you have any probs concerning the headlight motor adjustment.

No problem.....

new lights didn't have them


Just unplug the 'plug', and take out the motor with the light. You can unscrew this from the lights if required..

Did you buy them trough Lextasy.com?

I want to buy them aswell, but I still have a question about it.

Maybe you guys can help me.

My car is a 2000 is200 without Xenon headlights. Can I fit the demon lights then and have the white/blue look like I see on the pictures.

Thanx & Greetz
Tim

Putting them back in is easy, tuck the lip behind the bumper upright, line up the 2 10mm bolts, and slide them in. Then just a firm push to lock it into place.. replace bolts etc...

[quote name='mrbvg' date='May 30 2003, 02:19 PM']Did you buy them trough Lextasy.com?

I want to buy them aswell, but I still have a question about it.

Maybe you guys can help me.

My car is a 2000 is200 without Xenon headlights. Can I fit the demon lights then and have the white/blue look like I see on the pictures.

Thanx & Greetz
Tim[/quote]
yep i got them through Lextasy, and the think didnt come with instrusctions, HOWEVER, take a look at these links

[url="http://www.umnitza.com/ddefaq.htm"]http://www.umnitza.com/ddefaq.htm[/url]

[url="http://hazy.my-is300.com/"]http://hazy.my-is300.com/[/url]

thanks mate, let me know how the fitting went.

If it went pretty well, I think I'm going to buy a set too.

Greetz
Tim

no prblemo,, i may even do my own insatll pictures.. only thing that is worrying me is taking the headlight apart and sealing back togehter.

I thinks sealing it back togheter wont be such a problem, its taking it appart without cracking it that would worry me .

Greetz
Tim

well i read that sticking it in an oven at 200 c for 15mins will soften the glue..

lookin workshop.......

[quote name='Supracharged-IS340' date='May 30 2003, 04:40 PM']lookin workshop.......[/quote]
looked in the Gold Workshop (i assume that where you meant) but nothing on fitting headlights.

gold workshop


is there one

no in the normal workshop

PM me for instructions and pictutres etc on how to fit Demon eyes to the IS200...

And for the brave or broadband users, a 19MB Windows Media video...


[color=burlywood][b]GOLD[/b][/color] members only.

[quote name='Supracharged-IS340' date='May 30 2003, 04:50 PM'] gold workshop


is there one

no in the normal workshop [/quote]
got it now thanks

keep us updated fargo

[quote name='Doodlebug' date='May 30 2003, 07:53 PM']keep us updated fargo[/quote]
will do comrades....wil do

hey man, how dit the fitting go?

Greetz
Tim

WELL i have graound to a halt.. i have replaced the cooked rear light cluster and i am using the old one to perform my experimants on to try and find the best temp to 'cook' at..
i looked at a heatgun but they seem to start at 300degC so no good.. think i may end up going the hairdryer route although i fear that will take for ever..
would be so much easier if there was a bodyshop or something that would seperate the unit, or even if Lexus bodyshop themselves..