I'm having a hard time finding these plastic pieces. Any help?
#1
I'm having a hard time finding these plastic pieces. Any help?
I'm looking for the small white hard nylon (I think) plastic caps on the ends of the headlamp motor stops.
Just replaced a motor and could not get the new motor adjusted as low as the other. Then I looked and realized it's because the cap fell off the bracket and the other headlight was going too low.
I can't find these caps anywhere. GM parts direct wants you to buy a whole expensive assembly.
Am I gonna have to go get some rotted out old ones from a junk yard?
Anyone know where I can get em?
Thanks
JD
Just replaced a motor and could not get the new motor adjusted as low as the other. Then I looked and realized it's because the cap fell off the bracket and the other headlight was going too low.
I can't find these caps anywhere. GM parts direct wants you to buy a whole expensive assembly.
Am I gonna have to go get some rotted out old ones from a junk yard?
Anyone know where I can get em?
Thanks
JD
#2
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I'm looking for the small white hard nylon (I think) plastic caps on the ends of the headlamp motor stops.
Just replaced a motor and could not get the new motor adjusted as low as the other. Then I looked and realized it's because the cap fell off the bracket and the other headlight was going too low.
I can't find these caps anywhere. GM parts direct wants you to buy a whole expensive assembly.
Am I gonna have to go get some rotted out old ones from a junk yard?
Anyone know where I can get em?
Thanks
JD
Just replaced a motor and could not get the new motor adjusted as low as the other. Then I looked and realized it's because the cap fell off the bracket and the other headlight was going too low.
I can't find these caps anywhere. GM parts direct wants you to buy a whole expensive assembly.
Am I gonna have to go get some rotted out old ones from a junk yard?
Anyone know where I can get em?
Thanks
JD
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#4
Save the manuals!
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This worked great for me. Just used 50 cents worth of fuel line:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-m...r-bumpers.html
Using a piece of hose is a lot quieter than the stock bumpers, as well.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-m...r-bumpers.html
Using a piece of hose is a lot quieter than the stock bumpers, as well.
#5
Thanks. Good idea. I would like to get a factory piece but that will keep it where it should be till then. Gonna check around. Might even make one.
I'm a Mold designer and toolmaker I should just build a quick mold.
JD
I'm a Mold designer and toolmaker I should just build a quick mold.
JD
#7
If I do, I will.
We can reverse engineer parts into tooling. I'm going to investigate what would be popular as far as resto parts that aren't available.
If it looks worth while I'll do it.
JD
We can reverse engineer parts into tooling. I'm going to investigate what would be popular as far as resto parts that aren't available.
If it looks worth while I'll do it.
JD