2000 Firebid pop up headlight motors...
#1
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2000 Firebid pop up headlight motors...
Car has 25k and one of the motor is out. It's winking at me.
Wheres a good place to buy the motor?
We lookin at bout $150?
Thanks!
EDIT: 2000 firefird
Wheres a good place to buy the motor?
We lookin at bout $150?
Thanks!
EDIT: 2000 firefird
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Did the motor fail completely or does it grind?
Did you check to make sure its getting power?
Check the two 15AMP headlamp door fuses in the fuse block in the engine bay.
Did you check to make sure its getting power?
Check the two 15AMP headlamp door fuses in the fuse block in the engine bay.
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#8
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Thanks.
It is intermittent.
It doesn't grind or anything but will occasionally stay up.
It hasn't been going down for over a week but tonight it started working like normal.
So I figure just get a motor and put it in.
Love the car so far though.
I also need to get another QTE cutout as mine no longer opens. Not sure how long previous owner had it on car. Different issue though, not concerned with.
It is intermittent.
It doesn't grind or anything but will occasionally stay up.
It hasn't been going down for over a week but tonight it started working like normal.
So I figure just get a motor and put it in.
Love the car so far though.
I also need to get another QTE cutout as mine no longer opens. Not sure how long previous owner had it on car. Different issue though, not concerned with.
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His name comes up under Yahoo search (bfranker.xxxxx is the link you want to click).
Or HINT, you can look up the properties of the pic I posted.
What's more important is where the rear tires of the car in front of you are. If you can't see their tires, you are too close. No need to drive the car with the lights up, KNOW YOUR CAR!!!
Last edited by Roarin_8; 10-30-2007 at 02:33 AM.
#14
no, i don't mean i need the headlights up for tailgaiting people.
more like for parking in underground garages, in front of high curbs, concrete strips, etc....i've also got an SSRA....and the scoop hangs pretty low. the headlights up does help my estimation better.
more like for parking in underground garages, in front of high curbs, concrete strips, etc....i've also got an SSRA....and the scoop hangs pretty low. the headlights up does help my estimation better.