2010 - 2012 Range Rover L322 Headlight lens replacement

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This is how I replaced the cloudy headlight lenses on my facelift 2010 L322 Range Rover. If you're thinking about doing this job on yours, this might help you out.
The small ratchet that I used is like this one: www.amazon.co.... (I have no affiliation with this seller).

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@sachin-hp7xt 8 месяцев назад

Finally someone made a video on the mk3 l322 headlight lens replacement, thank you for this going to do mine and yes it is worth it

@muasboy 2 месяца назад

Thank you. I couldn’t find any DIY. Finally found ur video

@tungamiraimsipa1424 4 месяца назад

Awesome video. I'm two days into the project, have cut and cleaned both. About to clean and reassemble. Made a cutting tool by sharpening a verandah bolt head and then sticking that to a drill. Not bad if a job of you know what you're getting into. And this video tells you all you need to know.

@FatNFurious 4 месяца назад

Thanks man, I really appreciate the comment. Hope it goes smoothly for you and let us know how you got on and especially if I missed anything. Sometimes the comments hold as much useful information as the videos here and the more people that write about their experiences the more it helps others.

@tungamiraimsipa1424 4 месяца назад

With temperatures around 25°C my butyl tape was pretty tacky, after setting the sealant and putting the two main pieces together, I placed the headlights in the sun for some minutes, I then used a water pump pliers to press the parts together going around the perimeter. I used the "carbon fibre cloth" to protect the shiny parts from the jaws of the pliers. This worked better than using hands to press the two together. (But I'm sure if an oven is available and you get the parts to 80°C there wouldn't be much pressing required)

@SJR313 9 месяцев назад

Love your down to earth defeatist presentation personality, really informative and comprehensive 👍

@markwangler2668 4 месяца назад

Thanks bud. Go have yourself a beer. 👊🏼

@mikaelangelosgarage 6 месяцев назад

Hi mate! Good job and I was very happy to find this video. Currently busy replacing the lenses on mine. A question that came to me after removing the two T10 screws with the small ratchet tool: how do we fasten these again after the insert is fitted into the lens? Greetings from a fellow M539 fan 😁

@FatNFurious 6 месяцев назад

You can just use a screwdriver to fit them as there is easy access once the lens is off and the light bucket isn't there to stop you getting to it. It will all make sense when you do it. 👍

@mikaelangelosgarage 6 месяцев назад

@@FatNFurious Thanks mate! I did it! The new lenses really stand out and make the car look stunning again! It was a very long and frustrating job that got me questioning the necessity of it every minute until I got the new lens fitted. I was happy to find your coverage on this pig of a job!

@FatNFurious 6 месяцев назад

@@mikaelangelosgarage I am so pleased to hear this, I still glance at mine whenever I walk towards the front of the car, it was definitely worth the effort in the end. Really glad I was able to help you out.

@andybenfield79 16 дней назад

I’ve just done mine on my L320 2010. It took me all bloody day to remove the lens and clean the channel out. I used an angle grinder to slit it open to the bottom of the glue. The 4 corners were an absolute pig to do. Today I put the new lens in. The mess was terrible, dust everywhere and inside the light itself. I hoovered and blew it out till it was clean. Fitting it back into the vehicle loads of dust came from nowhere and it looked crap. I removed the light again and a bulb and I managed to get most of the crap out. So not looking forward to doing the other one 😢😢. Not long ago I did my 2008 sport. Ten minutes with a heat gun and I broke the seal and they soon came off.

@FatNFurious 14 дней назад

I know! Everyone will jump on and tell you to "just heat them up" but that's because they've never done the later cars. Good job though, you have to do the other one now of course but it will be quicker the second time. I've bought another L322 which I'm procrastinating about doing and the wife's D4 can wait a little while yet too I fell 🙂 Might just have to have a 'headlight day' and get them done.

@marktalbot4wd 3 месяца назад

Why not heat them up first to free the glue, mine worked out better that way without having to cut them off. Also, warm the butyl up for a minute, makes it easier to apply. I baked mine 75 deg c for 6mins to loosen, 8 mins on 75C to reseal.

@jonarnijohannsson7943 16 дней назад

Great work, many thanks where did you get the kit to isolate the lamp ? Can you send a link where you bought it ? regards Jon Arni.

@FatNFurious 16 дней назад

@@jonarnijohannsson7943 I just bought the lenses on eBay. Search for this and you’ll find plenty of options just be sure to get the right ones for your year of car. 2PCS Headlight Headlamp Lens Cover For Range Rover Vogue L322 2010-2013 LH+RH

@ARazvanC 7 месяцев назад

Awesome job and very helpfull clip, I think it is the only clip covering the 2010-2012 headlights. What is the black adhesive silicone band called? How should I search for them on ebay? Can you give us a link? Thank you, great job

@FatNFurious 7 месяцев назад

It's called butyl sealant 6mm x 8mm so you can search for that. I bought this one but it is at least 1.5 rolls too much, it won't go off so I guess I have it for next time (*sighs). www.ebay.co.uk/itm/183695194433?itmmeta=01HPFRHWDPQZP4B8QW17QPPXCG&hash=item2ac5163941:g:l8kAAOSwjexbm67E.