Hey folks
I had a problem with my headlight buckets beaing rusted a bit.
I tried to sandblast them but it turned out I had one that was rusted through.
I decided to buy new parts instead.
It turns out that Honda used different parts to mount our headlights depending on... whatever they thought was adequate.
The buckets I received used a different mounting hardware and different adjusting screws.
My holder ring (the chrome thing that secures the sealed beam) used long screws that were driven through a plastic thing.
The new parts I received use smaller screws that go directly in the bucket (no plastic holder here)
Here's what I'm talking about:
Number 3,10,17 and 4 are the OEM plastic things I had on my buckets.
The problem is that Honda doesn't list them anymore, only the other model is available (without those plastic things).
The problem I'm facing is that the adjusting screws for the other bucket model are a bit loose. They allow a tiny bit of movement that's annoying when going over bumpy roads.
I'll take an actual picture of both models.
So, anyone is having a similar problem????
While browsing the Yahoo auctions, I noticed that the JDM/Euro Accords had a different headlight adjusting screw. That screw uses a small spring to prevent movement (awesome)
I also noticed that they use a different mounting method. Instead of a metal stamped bucket with a chrome ring, it's one bucket with holding brackets.
The brackets hold the housing from the back and that's about it.
http://www.hondaworld.ru/honda_detai...category_3.htm
These seems to be made specifically for the H4 conversions (woot). Anyone from JDMLand can confirm this?
(notice the mounting spring)
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