The continuing saga of my headlight woes. The new headlight (same part number of the previous one that wouldn't adjust) won't allow the car cable connector to go in far enough to lock. I know what happens when it doesn't get locked.
There is a little piece of white plastic about the size of a paper match but thinner sticking up inside the flat end of the light connector shell that my other headlight doesn't have. As best I can tell it is hitting the actual pink/purple connector body and stopping the connector from mating. I have tried to push it in and pull it out to no avail. If I had to guess I would say it is a part of the headlight assembly that was supposed to go on the other side of that wall but wasn't properly aligned when the back of the headlight was put on. I really don't want to have to reinstall the old headlight and send this one back to get another one that I can install so I can have a proper headlight and a box to send the first one back in but I don't see an alternative.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Al
There is a little piece of white plastic about the size of a paper match but thinner sticking up inside the flat end of the light connector shell that my other headlight doesn't have. As best I can tell it is hitting the actual pink/purple connector body and stopping the connector from mating. I have tried to push it in and pull it out to no avail. If I had to guess I would say it is a part of the headlight assembly that was supposed to go on the other side of that wall but wasn't properly aligned when the back of the headlight was put on. I really don't want to have to reinstall the old headlight and send this one back to get another one that I can install so I can have a proper headlight and a box to send the first one back in but I don't see an alternative.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Al