Replacement headlamp unit
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Hi all - I wondered if anyone happens to have a spare working left/ passenger side headlamp unit laying around that they'd be willing to part with and which fits a 2004 DB9.
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
Bloody dealers!!!
Not many DB9 lights around but if you take the fuse out for the washer jets and maybe cover the jet if you can then they cannot fail what is not visibly there or working.
It also depends on which garage does the MOT for you too.
Not many DB9 lights around but if you take the fuse out for the washer jets and maybe cover the jet if you can then they cannot fail what is not visibly there or working.
It also depends on which garage does the MOT for you too.
Dobie177 said:
Hi all - I wondered if anyone happens to have a spare working left/ passenger side headlamp unit laying around that they'd be willing to part with and which fits a 2004 DB9.
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
Car mad enthusiast said:
Bloody dealers!!!
Not many DB9 lights around but if you take the fuse out for the washer jets and maybe cover the jet if you can then they cannot fail what is not visibly there or working.
It also depends on which garage does the MOT for you too.
It's an MOT fail not to have working washers with xenons.Not many DB9 lights around but if you take the fuse out for the washer jets and maybe cover the jet if you can then they cannot fail what is not visibly there or working.
It also depends on which garage does the MOT for you too.
Dobie177 said:
Hi all - I wondered if anyone happens to have a spare working left/ passenger side headlamp unit laying around that they'd be willing to part with and which fits a 2004 DB9.
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
The headlamp washer jet on mine has broken away from the lamp assembly and AM Works are telling me I need a need a complete new headlamp unit at a cost of £1855
Unfortunately it's an MOT fail if I don't have a working washer jet - else I've have looked for an alternative fix.
Any and all advice welcomed.
Thanks
Dobie177
Same thing happened to me. I removed the light unit, fixed it in place with liquid plastic used for body repairs (glue wasn't enough) and refitted. Still working six months later. It's quite a job though as you have to approach the light via the wheel arch and remove the air box. Screws might work but beware them popping up inside the light casing which won't look good!
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