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18-04-2008, 01:00 AM
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EuroFordClub
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: SE Melbourne
Posts: 727
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Well I finally took delivery of my black angel eye headlights from european-parts today, after I placed the original order on the 5th of February, it has been an excruciatingly long wait. But well worth it. It's a fair job trying to do it all, as I tried to make it as professional as I could. Each light comes with 4 white and 4 black wires, including two that come out of the wiring clip. The four black wires I stripped back and tied together, then soldered and wrapped in electrical tape. I then did the same for the four white wires. With all the leftover wiring, I tried to tie them all back as far as possible, and cable tied them, before again reinforcing them with more electrical tape. Took about an hour all up, but was very tedious. Think I used about 10 metres of electrical tape too
 The picture here speaks for itself, but they look much better in real life. I will take some daylight shots when I get an opportunity. 
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