How to install lowrise
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How to install lowrise:
Tools required:sockets: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, blk sharpie, phillips head, flat head, small hammer.
1) Turn the light on completely, then turn the lightswich 2 clicks back,this would turn the lights off but keep the lighthousing raised.
2) Use the phillips head screwdiver and remove 2 screws on the left and on the right side of the headlight shroud. Remove the shroud.
3) There will be 4 screws holding the sealbeam, remove the screws and disconnect the sealbeam with the plug in the back.
4) Before removing the headlight cover(4 screws of 8mm,2 on each side) use the sharpie and mark around the washers of the screws, on the side of headlight cover( This way you'll see the black marks when reinstall lightcover and not wasting time of readjusting). Removed the 4 screws (8mm).
5) Use the 12mm socket and removed the nut that holds the pushrod to the blk plastic lighthousing( This nut will be inside of plastic lighthousing, on the outside wall, behind the half globe metal housing). Use an small hammer and lightly tap the 12mm bolt away from the plastic housing. The stock pushrod should be one end disconnected away from housing at this point.
6) Use 10mm socket and removed 2 bolts outside, one on each side at the end of the plastic housing. gently, remove the plastic housing.
7) Use blk sharpie and mark around the big braket( this big bracket holds the electric motor and light to the frame of the car)onto the car's frame.this proved to be easier to reinstall the brakets to exact point on car's frame later on.
8) Go back to the lightswich and turn it (off) or back one more click. You should hear the motor or see the untouched lighthousing on the other side turns to down position. Disconnect the motor plug.
9) Use 10mm socket and remove all 4 bolts that holds the big bracket to the frame. One on the lower inside wall, 2 on top and one right next to the front side of the electric motor(this one bolt is kind of hard to see, but reachable with a small socket wrench with 10mm socket). gently, pull the whole bracket and motor foward and away from the car.
10) Look at the motor and stock S bracket, try to remember the location of the stock S bracket at down position( just incase you change your mind and go back to stock.
11) Use the 14mm socket unbolt and disconnect the stock S bracket and pushrod away from the motor( use the flat head and pry it between the motor and S bracket, it should popout easily).
12) Reinstall the blk plastic lighthousing back on the big bracket. Install the new (modify) S braket at down position. Make sure the hole where the new pushrod connects to S bracket, the motoraxle's bolt, the stock hole on blk plastic lighthousing( at down position) are linear to each other ( two holes on S bracket and stock hole lie up in a straightline, at the top right of the sketch). To be continue at bottom
How to install lowrise:
Tools required:sockets: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, blk sharpie, phillips head, flat head, small hammer.
1) Turn the light on completely, then turn the lightswich 2 clicks back,this would turn the lights off but keep the lighthousing raised.
2) Use the phillips head screwdiver and remove 2 screws on the left and on the right side of the headlight shroud. Remove the shroud.
3) There will be 4 screws holding the sealbeam, remove the screws and disconnect the sealbeam with the plug in the back.
4) Before removing the headlight cover(4 screws of 8mm,2 on each side) use the sharpie and mark around the washers of the screws, on the side of headlight cover( This way you'll see the black marks when reinstall lightcover and not wasting time of readjusting). Removed the 4 screws (8mm).
5) Use the 12mm socket and removed the nut that holds the pushrod to the blk plastic lighthousing( This nut will be inside of plastic lighthousing, on the outside wall, behind the half globe metal housing). Use an small hammer and lightly tap the 12mm bolt away from the plastic housing. The stock pushrod should be one end disconnected away from housing at this point.
6) Use 10mm socket and removed 2 bolts outside, one on each side at the end of the plastic housing. gently, remove the plastic housing.
7) Use blk sharpie and mark around the big braket( this big bracket holds the electric motor and light to the frame of the car)onto the car's frame.this proved to be easier to reinstall the brakets to exact point on car's frame later on.
8) Go back to the lightswich and turn it (off) or back one more click. You should hear the motor or see the untouched lighthousing on the other side turns to down position. Disconnect the motor plug.
9) Use 10mm socket and remove all 4 bolts that holds the big bracket to the frame. One on the lower inside wall, 2 on top and one right next to the front side of the electric motor(this one bolt is kind of hard to see, but reachable with a small socket wrench with 10mm socket). gently, pull the whole bracket and motor foward and away from the car.
10) Look at the motor and stock S bracket, try to remember the location of the stock S bracket at down position( just incase you change your mind and go back to stock.
11) Use the 14mm socket unbolt and disconnect the stock S bracket and pushrod away from the motor( use the flat head and pry it between the motor and S bracket, it should popout easily).
12) Reinstall the blk plastic lighthousing back on the big bracket. Install the new (modify) S braket at down position. Make sure the hole where the new pushrod connects to S bracket, the motoraxle's bolt, the stock hole on blk plastic lighthousing( at down position) are linear to each other ( two holes on S bracket and stock hole lie up in a straightline, at the top right of the sketch). To be continue at bottom
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