F$#king headlight
04-02-04, 01:25 AM
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F$#king headlight
Worked perfect all day today.
Was on my way back from the city, hit a **** load of bumps. I get out of my car when I'm back home and notice my passenger side headlight is down. So I flick the lights down, left goes down, flick it on, left comes up, right doesnt. I can lift the right and push it back down, but once I hit a bump it will come back down.
Did something come loose? Anyone know what it can be?
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Was on my way back from the city, hit a **** load of bumps. I get out of my car when I'm back home and notice my passenger side headlight is down. So I flick the lights down, left goes down, flick it on, left comes up, right doesnt. I can lift the right and push it back down, but once I hit a bump it will come back down.
Did something come loose? Anyone know what it can be?
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04-02-04, 01:39 AM
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Look down in there with a flashlight. There should be a long rod and a short rod attached to the actuator. See if they came off.
04-02-04, 01:58 PM
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http://www.iluvmyrx7.com/2ndgen/manuals/86-88%20manual/14_body.pdf
go to page 40
If you open your headlight, and look down the drivers side of your passenger side headlight. There is a rod from the side of the headlight assembly that goes straight down to the small motor that actuates your lights. This rod may not be connected properly. Make sure that it is. (I think it's just a single nut holding it to the motor)
go to page 40
If you open your headlight, and look down the drivers side of your passenger side headlight. There is a rod from the side of the headlight assembly that goes straight down to the small motor that actuates your lights. This rod may not be connected properly. Make sure that it is. (I think it's just a single nut holding it to the motor)
04-02-04, 04:26 PM
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Originally posted by Gatlin
http://www.iluvmyrx7.com/2ndgen/manuals/86-88%20manual/14_body.pdf
go to page 40
If you open your headlight, and look down the drivers side of your passenger side headlight. There is a rod from the side of the headlight assembly that goes straight down to the small motor that actuates your lights. This rod may not be connected properly. Make sure that it is. (I think it's just a single nut holding it to the motor)
http://www.iluvmyrx7.com/2ndgen/manuals/86-88%20manual/14_body.pdf
go to page 40
If you open your headlight, and look down the drivers side of your passenger side headlight. There is a rod from the side of the headlight assembly that goes straight down to the small motor that actuates your lights. This rod may not be connected properly. Make sure that it is. (I think it's just a single nut holding it to the motor)
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