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I have a 70 Corvette Roadster, I only drive it on sunny days, Its been so hot now i'll sometimes drive it at night. My headlights have a little shake to them when I'm driving, How can I get that stoped ??? & is this something I can do myself ??? Thanks, Vince
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Vince:
The two things that come to mind are; check that headlight assembly buckets are fully up and hitting the stop, possibly need to adjust stop bracket so that assemblies lock into position. Remove headlight bezels and make sure that stainless headlamp ring is secured tight against rim of lens, and that headlamps are secured in place by small attaching springs to the metal headlamp shroud.
I don't believe this to be difficult for do it yourselfers. -
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I'll try them both Thanks for your help.Comment
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Vince another thing to check for the shakey up lights is the rubber bumper that fits over the headlight up stop. The headlight up stop has a bolt with a large head that is slotted with a nut on the end. This is where you adjust the headlight stop. The rubber bumper fits over the large end of the stop. A person used to be able to buy a bag of the stops at the GM parts counter. You may have seen these rubber bumpers under the hood of other cars.Comment
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