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Hey folks can someone hep me identify what part this is? I removed my driver front wheel today and saw this broken part about 3 inches behind the rotor. It looks like some type of actuator as it bends at two elbows. Looks like it was mounted on one end to frame support (thats where it cracked off) and the other to an electrical connector. Thanks
looks like Litronic headlight adjustment sensor arm. Turn on headlights and one won't self adjust.
Thank you I will try that and I am also going to look on the other side. I am surprised there are no dash lights? I have the car 2 years and never noticed......oh well I guess its not that important
one in the front and one in the rear to measure "level" for the headlights. Mounts to the control arm. Push the pin out the bottom, in the center of the broken mount pic 2, And get a new mount.
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