Sounds like a good solution so long as there's no risc of damaging it if you accidently over fill your washer fluid? Is there a nice out of the way place on the nr side to match?
If you take off the plastic headlight cover on the passenger side there is a shelf underneath it that the ballast fits nicely on, I just secured it with a double sided sticky tab. Once the headlight cover is back on you can't see the ballast at all and it should be pretty well protected from road muck etc.
If you take off the plastic headlight cover on the passenger side there is a shelf underneath it that the ballast fits nicely on, I just secured it with a double sided sticky tab. Once the headlight cover is back on you can't see the ballast at all and it should be pretty well protected from road muck etc.
There is no need whatsoever to remove the water bottle.
Bind 2 tie-wraps together, go round the bottle.
Glue the ballast on the Waterbottle and use the tie-wraps just to hold it in place.
You do need to remove the washer bottle if you want the ballast completely hidden, it's not difficult to remove the washer bottle but if i was you i'd do it when the bottle is empty. IIRC there is just 2 bolts that hole it in and then you can wiggle it out. The motor is push fit in the bottle so all you have to do is pull it out, i did this with a full washer bottle which is why i recommend doing it with an empty bottle
You do need to remove the washer bottle if you want the ballast completely hidden, it's not difficult to remove the washer bottle but if i was you i'd do it when the bottle is empty. IIRC there is just 2 bolts that hole it in and then you can wiggle it out. The motor is push fit in the bottle so all you have to do is pull it out, i did this with a full washer bottle which is why i recommend doing it with an empty bottle
LMAO as if you did it with a full water bottle!!!
Problem is if you need to change a faulty ballast...
Thats the mais reason why i kept mine ate hand...