It cropped up again today in conversation.
There is a problem if you have the rear light cages fitted, as well as a rear bull-bar.
With this configuration it is virtually impossible to remove the light cluster to change a bulb. The best two solutions that I have come accross have been:
a, Leave the bottom screw of the light cluster out by a couple of thou and saw into the bottom screwhole of the cage, making into a slot. It is then fairly easy to slot the cage over the bottom screw and retain it with the top one.
b, Remove the bottom fixing from the cage completely and weld a similar fixing to the side of it. Then self-tap into the bodywork.
However, forgive me for pointing this out (Sandra), you realy don't need both the cage and the rear bar ... it's a bit belt and braces. Plus, how fast do you intend to reverse ?!?
There is a problem if you have the rear light cages fitted, as well as a rear bull-bar.
With this configuration it is virtually impossible to remove the light cluster to change a bulb. The best two solutions that I have come accross have been:
a, Leave the bottom screw of the light cluster out by a couple of thou and saw into the bottom screwhole of the cage, making into a slot. It is then fairly easy to slot the cage over the bottom screw and retain it with the top one.
b, Remove the bottom fixing from the cage completely and weld a similar fixing to the side of it. Then self-tap into the bodywork.
However, forgive me for pointing this out (Sandra), you realy don't need both the cage and the rear bar ... it's a bit belt and braces. Plus, how fast do you intend to reverse ?!?
