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  1. 12th September 2014, 10:09 AM #1
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    Headlight Adjustment

    I have just replaced the headlights on my 99 TD5 Defender. There are two screws on each that are obviously used for adjustment but unless they are screwed nearly fully in the headlight flops around. Logically there should be a spring on each screw that pushes the headlight forward and then you can adjust the light. Is this right? If so I am missing the springs. If not, how does this work?
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  2. 12th September 2014, 11:34 PM #2
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    There are actually two screws with slots near the head. The bezel of the headlight slides into each slot (one on top, the other on the left or right side). Then a third screw secures it all in place. I'll try to snap a pic... As I've just had mine out.
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  3. 16th September 2014, 11:15 AM #3
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    I hope this shows up ok. The "blade" of the bezel, fits in the slot on the screw head. There are two of those for adjustment, and one in the lower left corner to secure the lamp in place. Pm me if that doesn't make sense.

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