rear reflecters

[mazdaspeedkid]

i was wondering how would u take off the rear reflecters on the bumper on the side and the back need info asap thanks

 

[LV_MS3]

are you talking about all 4 reflectors on the back end of the car ...... or just certain ones

 

[mazdaspeedkid]

are you talking about all 4 reflectors on the back end of the car ...... or just certain ones

ya the two on the sides and the to on the way back on the black part of the bumper i need to know asap i want to paint them black

 

[redspeed3tk]

side ones pop right out ya can see the back from under the car...just push the one clip in.. but the back ones i couldnt get to come out and didnt wanna break them

 

[mazdaspeedkid]

side ones pop right out ya can see the back from under the car...just push the one clip in.. but the back ones i couldnt get to come out and didnt wanna break them

thanks for the info i really need to know about the back ones thou cause i know its been done and im getting them painted tommorow morning i was thinking u can push it out with a flat head screw driver

 

[BLAZEONE]

Since we are on the topic..

Do they make a black "lamin-x" type cover pre-cut for our reflectors?

 

[mazdaspeedkid]

Since we are on the topic..

Do they make a black "lamin-x" type cover pre-cut for our reflectors?

hmmm thats a good one i really dont know i think so cause they got the headlights so they might have it

 

[Mspeed3]

3m makes stuff so does johnson tint

 

[Haltech]

You have to drop the bumper to do the rears. Screws hold them in. Besides, it makes life easier when you wiring them up.

 

[Oldcabin]

Yep - have to remove the bumper....it's not hard.
Remove tail lights, then there are 4 screws and 2 plastic clips holding it on.
You can PM me for more details if you want. I know there is a how-to floating around somewhere.

 

[mazdaspeedkid]

Yep - have to remove the bumper....it's not hard.
Remove tail lights, then there are 4 screws and 2 plastic clips holding it on.
You can PM me for more details if you want. I know there is a how-to floating around somewhere.

pm sent thanks