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I'm looking for a part No for the attached picture here. Car failed MOT due headlight adjustment. The picture attached is how it should look, mine is split and the headlight lense is loose.
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POST 2Original post
I think design 911 is your best bet Steve
POST 3Original post
headkight part hi, that's one of the plastic sockets for the ball joints which are part of the adjustment system, should be attached to the headlight unit inner case. not sure how you'd fix that without opening up (heating and prising open) the main cover. watch retrofit lab youtube vid to give you an idea. maybe source a used headlight?? regards ed
POST 4Original post
You certainly can take projector headlights apart without separating the main cover. Getting these ball pivots back can be tricky, wrap a loop of cord around the socket and pull it towards the rear of the unit. Where are you, I probably have a spare.
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I'm up in Fife, if you do have a spare that would be much appreciated. Quite happy to give you something for it as it would save me looking for a complete light.
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