

| Subject: | Re: Broken headlight adjuster? |
| From: | Kim Brennan |
| Date: | Thu, 12 May 2005 14:53:53 -0400 |
The screws (headlight adjusters) are still available from VW. I picked up a couple at my local VW dealer recently, but I could just as easily have ordered them from the Bus Depot. I believe (for rectangular headlights) that there are 4 different screws. Two types for the hi-beams, two types for the main beams. There are adjustable and non-adjustable "screws". Unfortunately the names given in the ETKA aren't particularly clear as to which is what (and neither is the diagram). They cost about $4 a piece. On May 12, 2005, at 2:16 PM, Brian Wasson wrote: > Last weekend I woke up to a shattered mailbox post, courtesy of some > kids who were having batting practice the night before. > > What does this have to do with Vanagons, you ask? Well, as I was > carrying the new wood post down the driveway I somehow managed to > perfectly impale the driver's side headlight on my 88 Westy. Duh. Of > course, this did not make me happy, as I now had two things to fix > thanks to the juvenile dilenquents. > > Thankfully, the headlight itself did not break, but it appears that > some part of the adjusting system did. I've never had the headlight > out; is there an obvious, easily broken part that is easy to replace? > Or, will I need to replace the entire headlight bracket? If so, does > anyone have a used one they'd like to sell? > > Thanks...
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