Hi All,

Once the screws are out, try using a small hook or pick.  Just insert it into the opening and pull.  The lens should pop out.  It could just be years of grime stuck in there making it stick.  

Yeah...like Bruce says, the lenses are prolly "fused" to the housing. There is(or once was) a rubberish gasket between the lenses and the housings. Over time, that gasket will basically glue itself to the lenses and housings, making removal of the lenses a little tough. A small hook/pick, as Bruce says, will give ya a little leverage to get behind the lens, and pry them loose. The hair dryer won't hurt, either...

As said above....but if you can not get the lens out without possible damage, remove the nuts at the back holding the light housing on the body...this way you can remove the whole assembly away from the body and paint and remove the lens with a small flat screw driver.

Since you are replacing the lenses, drill a hole in the middle of the lens, and put a good solid hook through the hole.  If you need to, make the hole big enough to pry against the inside of the housing.

Larry

this can mess up the paint  don't know if that is an issue or not but goo goon will melt those old gaskets

Larry, that's a good idea I'll use that in the future.

Thanks for all the great ideas, those lenses are going down!!