Don'y feel too bad, I've broken 3 BRAND NEW ADJUSTERS!!  Very sick feeling
when they all had to be ordered one at at time from the dealer.  also wwhen
they ask yo u why you need another, well you just admit to being Neanderthal
at that point.   BTW, the screw and the plastic ends as a unit is the only
way to get them period.

Dimwitted Moose and Flying Squirrel
----- Original Message -----
From: <fty@CISCO.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 7:40 AM
Subject: plastic parts to hold-in and adjust headlights are crumbling

> Ah, the joys of old cars ..
>
> Nearly all the platic parts that hold in and adjust the headlights are
> crumbling on my '86.  ETKA shows all the part #s (see below).  Was
wondering
> if there was another source other than the dealer - checked Bus Depot's
part
> # lookup and it has none of them.  It's also hard to tell if the part #
> refers to the plastic bit *and* the screw, or just the screw.
>
> Anyone else has headlights that are falling out?  Better check!
>
> cheers - Frank
>
> >From ETKA:
> Position        Part #          Description         Quan (total for both
sides)
> 8               255 941 133     adjusting piece                 2
> 9               255 941 133 A   adjusting piece                 2
> 10              255 941 141 C   adjusting piece                 2
> 11              191 941 297     adapter with adjusting screw    2
>                                 for vertical adjustment
> 12              255 941 141 B   adjusting screw                 4
>
> 9&12 are for the Hi-beam (smaller light)
> 8,10,11 for the Lo-beam
>
>
>
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> Frank Terhaar-Yonkers      W4FTY   TRA 8325/L2
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