Yes its pop up headlights................again
Yes its pop up headlights................again
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dickymint

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28,949 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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I can strip and refurb the motors with my eyes shut after 12 years of Wedgeing!!!! but how the heck do you get at the manual Knob on a SEAC???????

stainless_steve

6,050 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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There is a large round hole cut in the body work under the car,stick your hand in and play with your knob

redwedge5

583 posts

289 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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dickymint said:
I can strip and refurb the motors with my eyes shut after 12 years of Wedgeing!!!! but how the heck do you get at the manual Knob on a SEAC???????

I know what you're saying, I was wondering about this. The hole is at the most 6cm in diam and there is no way a hand can go through let alone get anywhere near the motor knob thing - I've just checked. The hole on the 350 was much bigger. Is it going to be a cutting job

stainless_steve

6,050 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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I managed this no prob when my relay went last year

chassis 33

6,194 posts

310 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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IIRC a 17mm socket fits...

Regards
Iain

dickymint

Original Poster:

28,949 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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stainless_steve said:
There is a large round hole cut in the body work under the car,stick your hand in and play with your knob


O no there ain't!

stainless_steve

6,050 posts

286 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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dickymint said:



O no there ain't!


strange

wedg1e

27,032 posts

293 months

Wednesday 9th March 2005
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It's not had a new front end has it Dicky? Maybe the bodyshop didn't think about the orifice...

FrenchTVR

1,844 posts

295 months

Thursday 10th March 2005
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My 350 only had the hole on one side. No signs that the front had been repaired. I used a tank cutter and put my own in.

cantus

932 posts

280 months

Thursday 10th March 2005
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Hi,

I did that last week, adjusting the headlamps for my SEAC. There is a hole in the front wheelcover,but to small to reach the motor with your fingers.
The solution is to look through the sitevents to see what the position is of the knob. You drill a hole (6mm)in the inner wheel area with the right angle and distance to the knob. The knob is fixed with a screw !! So, with a normal (long) screwdriver through the 6mm hole you can simpel adjust the headlamp.

succes
William (cantus)

rev-erend

21,619 posts

312 months

Thursday 10th March 2005
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I can get at my knob.. no problem.

Dicky - perhaps you have hands like 'Peter Shilton'

(small hole in wheel arch..)

dickymint

Original Poster:

28,949 posts

286 months

Friday 11th March 2005
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Well what dya know! Found it!
What a stupid place to put a hole I was expecting it to be directly under the motor can barely manage to get 3 fingers in (oo ur missus)let alone turn it.
Cheers all.