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Headlight Removal

missionale
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How do you remove a headlight assembly when the lock screw is stripped? I have no idea how this would have happend, but I put the tool in, turn and it just keeps on turning - no click, just lots of turns....and the worst part is it is on BOTH sides - I had a clear bra installed a year ago and he took the lights out - did he do something stupid while installing them??

DONE-DONE-DONE...bent tool and owner...thanks

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Loren Member

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Most of these are the tool has been bent and no longer fits snug (someone turning the wrong way and forcing it).

You can try a socket wrench of the same size as the tool.

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Are you sure you're in the correct spot? My friend was having the same problem once and he inserted the removal tool into the wrong access hole. Can you see the end of the release hex to see if it's damaged?

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