??s headlight up ???
Intermediate
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 30
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From: Bluffton SC
Yes, check the switch, it'll do it haha. If not the switch I'm not really sure. Im in the same boat!
I have a similar problem; my driver side headlight works fine, but the passenger side will not come up by itself? If you help it up, it comes up. And the weird thing is that the headlight seems to clip the edge, like it is mis-adjusted. (it even has chipped the paint) So i'm not sure if It can't come up because it is rubbing, or if there is a vacuum problem. Has anyone heard of this? and is there a way to adjust their movement?
PS it also takes longer to go back down, and sometimes doesn't even go down.
I have a similar problem; my driver side headlight works fine, but the passenger side will not come up by itself? If you help it up, it comes up. And the weird thing is that the headlight seems to clip the edge, like it is mis-adjusted. (it even has chipped the paint) So i'm not sure if It can't come up because it is rubbing, or if there is a vacuum problem. Has anyone heard of this? and is there a way to adjust their movement?
PS it also takes longer to go back down, and sometimes doesn't even go down.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 2,740
Likes: 3
From: Aurora Ontario
Its quit likely the orfice in the front of that one headlight actuator. Its replaceable. Wilcox or another supplier will have it.
Take the hose off the one thats not working and suck on it. Light should go down. If its like sucking through a straw with no reistance its likely the orifice or the entire actuator. Pull the dust cover off the front of the actuator and see if the orfice is torn.
Take the hose off the one thats not working and suck on it. Light should go down. If its like sucking through a straw with no reistance its likely the orifice or the entire actuator. Pull the dust cover off the front of the actuator and see if the orfice is torn.
