Help! "Headlights"
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Welcome to the forum jleeto, hopefully someone who can help you will be along shortly, in the meantime why not head over to our new members area and introduce yourself
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Hi jleeto. First of all, welcome.
Do you think they are stripped because you spin them and nothing changes? If that's it, I'll tell you the problem is not where you think it is.
Every X-type ever made is going to have the adjusters internal to the lights fail. They sell the parts pretty cheaply on ebay, where I got mine. Search for headlight adjusters Xtype Jaguar and you'll see plenty of them. There are instructions on ebay with the vendors, and you will find some posts on that subject here in this forum if you use the Search feature.
Good luck!
Do you think they are stripped because you spin them and nothing changes? If that's it, I'll tell you the problem is not where you think it is.
Every X-type ever made is going to have the adjusters internal to the lights fail. They sell the parts pretty cheaply on ebay, where I got mine. Search for headlight adjusters Xtype Jaguar and you'll see plenty of them. There are instructions on ebay with the vendors, and you will find some posts on that subject here in this forum if you use the Search feature.
Good luck!
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Yep send your wife shopping, and then you can use the oven to heat the lights to get them apart. Or you might be one of the lucky ones like me and your wife doesn't mind as long as you clean up after yourself. Mine just doesn't like it when I wash an antique radio chassis in the dishwasher. I mean, dang, what's the big deal, honey?
One more thing, on the instructions, if they say to heat them to 90 degrees, they are talking Celsius not Fahrenheit. About 195 degrees F will do it.
One more thing, on the instructions, if they say to heat them to 90 degrees, they are talking Celsius not Fahrenheit. About 195 degrees F will do it.
Last edited by AlfaVeloce; 03-19-2014 at 11:16 PM.