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Found this while searching on options about the job! Hopefully its of use to someone here:
Its to fix the adjusters without splitting or cutting into the top
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?1622291-2003-Sealed-Headlights-Adjuster-Replacement-(no-cutting
I always do them from the back, you need small fingers though and a lot of patience and ideally an old headlight beside you to see how they work.
Hahaha, really Dave??Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveG
That's Valdas out so :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveG
Regards,
Andy
I have some adjusters in stock if that is any good to you
I might have some sorted new and delivered for about 10euro so if you are the same/similar let me know :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GERMANIKS
Buy the metal ones if you can!
@[Dave] any link to the metal ones??Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave
[size=xx-large]EBAY!!!![/size] :tounge:Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrispyFish
Tried and cant find them :tounge:Quote:
Originally Posted by Valdelisbmw
Im not that lazy :D
Send Evolve Phil a text as I don't think he ever used his metal adjusters. He just bought a brand new set of xenon headlamps (as ya do!)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrispyFish
Headlight adjusters
These were the ones I used, they were very well made, you need to buy two sets though. I think I paid about €80 after all was said and done.
10 euros?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrispyFish
Sound like they are made off mash potatoes ;-)
Are yours metal?Quote:
Originally Posted by GERMANIKS
No mines are hardened plastic. I was just suggesting for less than a tenner they might not be up to scratch, but who knows maybe they will do just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrispyFish
Do you have the link to them?
Cheers
I would still be concerned about plasticiser migration with any plastic adjuster.
Plastic be fine lads after 13 years only one of mine have failed so if you see another 5/10yrs from a set then your laughing