This is a tutorial on the removal of the headlamps on the W204. I have the standard headlamps without the Bi-Xenon package, so I won’t know for sure how this…
W204 Headlamp Removal DIY
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Why u removing the headlight ?
Background music is annoying and makes it hard to hear you…you don’t need it next time. 😉
This car is built like a tank
Pretty complex.
Great Video! Very helpful with step by step instructions! -Much Thanks
Great Video. Really helped make mooorrreee
Take out the shitty music. Thanks for the tip.
LOVE THE HEADLIGHTS
Nice video. Maybe turn down music to hear better?
Great job!! I saw your site but i didn’t found any direction of headlight opening.. Can you send me some directions please? Thank you..
You are my hero lol. That’s not easy to do or put back.
I have a new 2012 and kicking myself why I didn’t get the lighting kit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how did u do the lights black from the inside? can it be done to any car? looks sick
Thanks for the video. My ’12 C350 already comes with the smoked bi-xenons, but knowing how to remove the grill is what I was interested in for other reasons.
too much fast and the furious lol
Did it myself!
Check out my site to see some of the headlamps I’ve done. The link’s in the description.
It’s been a while since I’ve updated the site, so excuse the construction lol
i like the black headlights did you bake them yourself or had them done?
How did you get the headlights like that? thats looks amazinggggg
lol pull the little clip out. end the clip towards the plug, and pull! that should work.
I cant get the damn thing unplugged!!!
Thank you for the ONLY video that shows how to remove the W204 Front bumper on YOUTUBE ! You should do another one that shows how to do it completely 😀 !!!!
oh shit how to put it back in…
It’s painted yo!
this is good! i went to ddmtuning the other day! i have a c350 and i wanted to get the exact same engine cover as you did you buy it like that? or did you paint it?
you are the man
@SyncAhead The HIDs were pretty simple. At the time, I was still a novice at getting the the tight compartment to get the bulb out, so my difficulties were reaching the bulb and getting the xenon bulb in there without letting it touch anything. The only other thing is that you have to drill into the cap, but overall yeah!, it’s a straightforward mod.
@wildmanowords That was painted using Krylon plastic fusion paint. There was no need for me to prime it because it wouldn’t be exposed to road debris so it didn’t need the extra resilience. It was a pretty simple mod though; just mask, and paint away.
@yinyin21990 it took a while for me to find time, but I finally got it uploaded!
Sure thing! I’ll post a follow-up as soon as I get it posted!
geart video Mikonuj, can you also make a tutorial on removing the turn signal light bulb? i’m trying to chrome spray the bulb to get rid of the “egg yolk”
Excellent work. Very good job. Thanks
Great tutorial. Was installing your HID’s easy?
Did you just paint the engine block cover or is that an actual mod? If painted, what kind?
Wow!, awesome, dude! Glad I could help! =D
Great video Mikonuj.
you saved me 800 USD
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Sure you can clean it up but if you look at your fenders at @1:35 and @1:41, you can see the bends in the plastic of the fender.
I appreciate the DIY video by the way. But just for future reference is all seeing as you’ll be working on the car’s of others.
Good advice, but it’s more an optional, if not unnecessary, preparatory precaution. Those scuff marks you see in the video are just fingerprints and grime. The following post will show a picture of that portion taken just today, and as you will see…Spotless. =]
Just something to note. You might wanna use some painters/duct tape on your fenders while pulling out the fender liner so that the liner doesnt bend/scrape the fender. I can see yours is pretty damaged already.
nice diy!
Good stuff. This will definitely help me out when I paint my housings. Nice diy.