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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Took the wheels off for there six month inside cleaning ( yes it's sad I know ) noticed a connector with a lever and rod connected to the lower coffin arm, the connector to the coffin arm had broken and there was no movement in the arm to the connector, this was the rear near side arch. Am I right in thinking this is the headlight levelling? Am also thinking the arm to the connector should move up and down with the coffin arm, but has seized thus breaking the arm connector. Thanks in advance Steve

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Yup, that's right. I noticed a previous owner has repaired mine with a cable tie. Works fine so I've left it! Presumably if you could free up the arm you could do similar until you replace it (or not!)

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Yes, Headlight leveling. Probably the little clip at the bottom the grips the coffin arm. This is a crap part even when new.

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