removing headlight cover


jcolgan_42

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My '94 Ranger has those damned yellowed headlight covers, resulting is dimmed headlights. Do I have to take off the entire grill and turn signal covers, or what ?? I can't seem to figure it out.
 
My '94 Ranger has those damned yellowed headlight covers, resulting is dimmed headlights. Do I have to take off the entire grill and turn signal covers, or what ?? I can't seem to figure it out.

I was able to polish the fog and yellowing out of the headlight covers on my 93. Any number of polishes will work, I used Brasso.
 
I also polished up my headlights to the point you'd never know they were original.


I used a metal polish product meant for motor cycles. Its called Autosol. worked great. Don't use a buffer. elbow grease only.
 
I'm under the impression that the cover itself needs to be taken off, in order to polish the inside, and I can't seem to figure it out. I sure don't want to crack the damn thing. Is this the case ??

I just did a portion of the outside of one, and I don't see any difference.
 
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Shouldn't need to remove anything.
 
Just finished up, and it looks somewhat better. I dunno, maybe I'm expecting too much.
Anyway, thanks for all the advice.
Sure glad I found this site, it ROCKS !! :D
 
you shouldnt need to take it out. it may just take awhile to polish the yellow out. i used mothers chrome polish and after awhile i got my headlights looking like new.
 
Just finished up, and it looks somewhat better. I dunno, maybe I'm expecting too much.
Anyway, thanks for all the advice.
Sure glad I found this site, it ROCKS !! :D

It took maybe three or four polishing sessions before it really looked good.
 

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