Broken Fog/Driving light housing attachments..
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Common issue im reading..etc.
Has anyone considered epoxying on a new threaded mount...that the lens would screw into to attach to the bumper-side housing since the weak as hell tabs tend to snap?
Has anyone considered epoxying on a new threaded mount...that the lens would screw into to attach to the bumper-side housing since the weak as hell tabs tend to snap?
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Im going to look into this probly also in the next few weeks...im trying to be cash-poor right now, saving up for a work trip to Macau..work pays the big bills, but im staying extra days for regional sight seeing/etc.
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On a previous set I made a hole in the plastic tab on the other side of the reflector and fixed the reflector with a small bolt and nut. Wasn't pretty but it worked. Took a few tries to get the correct alignment. As the plastic tab is brittle I didn´t drill but used a heated awl.
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Beyond the screws and nuts that hold the assembly together, I suspect the most frustrating failure mode is the adjustment arms, when an adjustment screw is mistaken for an assembly screw. I've archived a couple sets of those arms and screws, along with reflectors that can be replated. Hoping beyond hope that some future lamp replacement will be for something other than a broken lens.