Headlight issue
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Headlight issue
Well basically my drivers side headlight doesn't sit flush to the bodylines. It kind of just juts out molding and all. I saw a few possible adjustments after taking the headlight off again, but really didn't want to mess with it until I got a few replies from someone that knows about this. There you have it ..ha, anyone have some insight?
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RE: Headlight issue
Little bit...but on that side particular it really juts out. You can see the 2 connectors that actually mount the assembly in place. Then the 2 holes that basically decide how it will seat. If you take the assembly off and look around you can see a possible adjustment to reposition it.........but thats the thing they're painted and I really don't want to move stuff I don't know about haha.
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RE: Headlight issue
ORIGINAL: Obituaries
Little bit...but on that side particular it really juts out. You can see the 2 connectors that actually mount the assembly in place. Then the 2 holes that basically decide how it will seat. If you take the assembly off and look around you can see a possible adjustment to reposition it.........but thats the thing they're painted and I really don't want to move stuff I don't know about haha.
Little bit...but on that side particular it really juts out. You can see the 2 connectors that actually mount the assembly in place. Then the 2 holes that basically decide how it will seat. If you take the assembly off and look around you can see a possible adjustment to reposition it.........but thats the thing they're painted and I really don't want to move stuff I don't know about haha.
Ford Dealership..... that would be my suggestion...... or a body shop that has experience working on Mustangs. Or do it like I usually do it..... Move stuff around, unbolt, rebolt, unscrew, rescrew, and see if stuff falls into place.
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RE: Headlight issue
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
Ford Dealership..... that would be my suggestion...... or a body shop that has experience working on Mustangs. Or do it like I usually do it..... Move stuff around, unbolt, rebolt, unscrew, rescrew, and see if stuff falls into place.
ORIGINAL: Obituaries
Little bit...but on that side particular it really juts out. You can see the 2 connectors that actually mount the assembly in place. Then the 2 holes that basically decide how it will seat. If you take the assembly off and look around you can see a possible adjustment to reposition it.........but thats the thing they're painted and I really don't want to move stuff I don't know about haha.
Little bit...but on that side particular it really juts out. You can see the 2 connectors that actually mount the assembly in place. Then the 2 holes that basically decide how it will seat. If you take the assembly off and look around you can see a possible adjustment to reposition it.........but thats the thing they're painted and I really don't want to move stuff I don't know about haha.
Ford Dealership..... that would be my suggestion...... or a body shop that has experience working on Mustangs. Or do it like I usually do it..... Move stuff around, unbolt, rebolt, unscrew, rescrew, and see if stuff falls into place.
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RE: Headlight issue
Thats what I was afraid of. Yea I've got a hammer or two and I suppose I can unbolt the plate thats behind the assembly to see if I can make any headway. Oh well thanks you guys, was hoping someone had the same issue but I guess it can't hurt to **** with it.
