Broken turn signal lens needs replacement

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Don B.

I ruined a big fat ducks day when it flew right in front of me and I
nailed it with my right turn signal. He got revenge before he died by
smashing the lens. I've seen a few places on the web that sell replacements.
Question: is there anything I should know about these lens's? Are some of these
less expensive after market lens's inferior? The only thing that was broken was
the lens, is it better to buy the whole assembly or just get the lens...

Any help or experience would help and be appreciated.

Thanks
Don B.

Oh, and I did feel terrible about the duck.
 
I probably should have mentioned I drive a 1995 940 (no fog ligths).
 
The turn signal and front sidelight should be an integral unit that unclips from
the side of the headlamp (clips undo from inside the bonnet [hood]). Check with
Haynes or Chilton for method of removal/replacement.

Did the duck taste good?

Cheers, Peter.


: I probably should have mentioned I drive a 1995 940 (no fog ligths).
: >
: >I ruined a big fat ducks day when it flew right in front of me and I
: >nailed it with my right turn signal. He got revenge before he died by
: >smashing the lens. I've seen a few places on the web that sell replacements.
: >Question: is there anything I should know about these lens's? Are some of
these
: >less expensive after market lens's inferior? The only thing that was broken
was
: >the lens, is it better to buy the whole assembly or just get the lens...
: >
: >Any help or experience would help and be appreciated.
: >
: >Thanks
: >Don B.
: >
: >Oh, and I did feel terrible about the duck.
: >
:
 
i crack mine all the time, here in colorado, folowing and passing
trucks on the interstate @ 80mph....esp in the winter w/sand and
gravel...just pick one up off of eBay...thats what i do...pleanty of
parts @ good prices there...ships to your front door....my $.02
worth...enjoy the 940 !!

richard
colorado
 
Duck was a bit "stringy" with a vague tinge
of plastic flavor...

Thanks Peter and Richard
 
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