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Old 08-08-2006, 01:02 PM
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Question What Glue Did You Use For The Headlight Motor Gear??

Ok im doing the 180 degree fix for the headlight gear and i was wondering what is the best glue or whatever to make sure that the gear doesn't come loose in there? help headlight is taken apart now
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i bought a kit for my old 95 firebird. it came with epoxy. that's what the guy recommended. i never installed it. i wound up selling the car. now i have a spare brass gear
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I couldnt get the gear box to seal together properly for the life of me.

It kept on splitting apart on me after a few short weeks.

I ended up buying 2 new motors from GM.
Working fine now (plastic gears of course tho).
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What do you need glue for? I just fixed mine the other day and didn't take anything apart. I just removed one nut, turned a ****, and put the nut back on. Works great now.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/headl....htm#FreeGuide
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You have to slop epoxy on super-thick on the outside of that seam and let it cure thoroughly to keep it from pulling apart.




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