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May well have been Ford Fiesta, as several other bits on the Wedge are from it.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Fiesta-Pair-Of-Side...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-GENUINE-FORD-FIESTA-...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Fiesta-Pair-Of-Side...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-GENUINE-FORD-FIESTA-...
Ford Orion too.
I found they are difficult to retain in the 'ole especially if they are from a different Ford. So I came up with an ingenious technique.
Wrap some bubble wrap around the "shaft" of the lamp holder, the bit that pokes back into the body. Add enough to make an interference fit with the hole, and tie wrap it to the shaft.
Then push the lamp into the hole, the bubble wrap will push back up the shaft a bit towards the lens but never mind, if any sticks out then poke it in with a screwdriver. The lens will be held in place pretty firm, but if you need to get it out, you can pull it out reasonably easily.
I found they are difficult to retain in the 'ole especially if they are from a different Ford. So I came up with an ingenious technique.
Wrap some bubble wrap around the "shaft" of the lamp holder, the bit that pokes back into the body. Add enough to make an interference fit with the hole, and tie wrap it to the shaft.
Then push the lamp into the hole, the bubble wrap will push back up the shaft a bit towards the lens but never mind, if any sticks out then poke it in with a screwdriver. The lens will be held in place pretty firm, but if you need to get it out, you can pull it out reasonably easily.
adam quantrill said:
Ford Orion too.
I found they are difficult to retain in the 'ole especially if they are from a different Ford. So I came up with an ingenious technique.
Wrap some bubble wrap around the "shaft" of the lamp holder, the bit that pokes back into the body. Add enough to make an interference fit with the hole, and tie wrap it to the shaft.
Then push the lamp into the hole, the bubble wrap will push back up the shaft a bit towards the lens but never mind, if any sticks out then poke it in with a screwdriver. The lens will be held in place pretty firm, but if you need to get it out, you can pull it out reasonably easily.
My O/S one is quite nicely held in place by Blue Tac! It has resisted weathering, low temp, high temp, washing and wind rushing past at oodles of mph so far!! I found they are difficult to retain in the 'ole especially if they are from a different Ford. So I came up with an ingenious technique.
Wrap some bubble wrap around the "shaft" of the lamp holder, the bit that pokes back into the body. Add enough to make an interference fit with the hole, and tie wrap it to the shaft.
Then push the lamp into the hole, the bubble wrap will push back up the shaft a bit towards the lens but never mind, if any sticks out then poke it in with a screwdriver. The lens will be held in place pretty firm, but if you need to get it out, you can pull it out reasonably easily.

Edited by eesbad on Thursday 31st August 23:02
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