Yeah, I saw one almost just like mine for sale at a Toyota lot a while back and it had one flapping in the breeze too. I bet the dealer heard about that. :-)
Yeah, I saw one almost just like mine for sale at a Toyota lot a while back and it had one flapping in the breeze too. I bet the dealer heard about that. :-)
i superglued it on about 2 years ago
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Last edited by MZ-N10 : 09/05/2011 at 03:59 PM
Superglue can put a permanent white crusty 'fog' on surfaces near the application, especially clear plastic. I'd try something else. Duco cement worked well for me, but you can only get it at neighborhood hardware stores anymore and who gives them any business now that we have a HomeDepot on almost every corner?
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I used automotive trim cement (it's like black contact cement) made by 3M - you can find it in automotive stores like Pep Boys (comes in a red tube/box).
It's easier to actually remove the grill so you have access to most of the lights (at least if the trim has pulled away in that area). Some have actually removed the entire light for an extra clean install.
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2001 Proton Yellow #580
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Both of my headlights did that, and I had both headlights replaced under warranty. But they are starting to do it again, and the warranty is up, so glue it is.