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I wanted to align the headlamps, so I opened my old service instruction manual and read: "Slacken the captive securing screw at the bottom of the front rim ..."
There is no screw - just an empty hole.
Same on the other headlamp. The trim rings have been held on by a hefty dose of luck. There are two "lock points" inside the ring (top and bottom), but that's all.
But now I'm wondering - how does a securing screw actually hold the trim ring on? The screw goes upward from the bottom of the ring, into *something*.
But the apparent *something* looks like a large u-shaped forked bracket pointing straight forward - much larger inside than the size of a screw that would fit through the empty holes.
Note the two pictures: one showing the bottom of the headlamp unit, with the u-shaped bracket. The other showing the size and location of the screw hole.
I can't imagine how a screw would hold into that large forked bracket.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Tom
There is no screw - just an empty hole.
Same on the other headlamp. The trim rings have been held on by a hefty dose of luck. There are two "lock points" inside the ring (top and bottom), but that's all.
But now I'm wondering - how does a securing screw actually hold the trim ring on? The screw goes upward from the bottom of the ring, into *something*.
But the apparent *something* looks like a large u-shaped forked bracket pointing straight forward - much larger inside than the size of a screw that would fit through the empty holes.
Note the two pictures: one showing the bottom of the headlamp unit, with the u-shaped bracket. The other showing the size and location of the screw hole.
I can't imagine how a screw would hold into that large forked bracket.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Tom