New Headlight Assembly
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BloNdeChiNeEz (07-20-2020)
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Changed out the headlights
Of course the MIL decided to show up on a helluva hot day for me to change our her headlight assemblies and do an oil change. While checking the PCV it wouldn't come out easy so of course I broke it. Heat got to it and the plastic went super brittle along with the grommet. The third shop I hit up had it so that was fun. The passenger side window wouldn't roll up but the motor had juice. After further inspection I found one of the plastic rollers in the track busted so the cradle wouldn't stay on track. Anyone know if that is a hard to find part? I'll look on RockAuto.
Lights are 1000% better now.
Lights are 1000% better now.
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BloNdeChiNeEz (07-20-2020)
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Year: 1993
Model: Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
Engine: 6.0 inline 6
Of course the MIL decided to show up on a helluva hot day for me to change our her headlight assemblies and do an oil change. While checking the PCV it wouldn't come out easy so of course I broke it. Heat got to it and the plastic went super brittle along with the grommet. The third shop I hit up had it so that was fun. The passenger side window wouldn't roll up but the motor had juice. After further inspection I found one of the plastic rollers in the track busted so the cradle wouldn't stay on track. Anyone know if that is a hard to find part? I'll look on RockAuto.
Lights are 1000% better now.
Lights are 1000% better now.
Mine turned out ok, better than they were before, but not as nice as new ones.
Yours look great!
Ohh try a junk yard for a plastic roller. One of mine was broken and I took one off the parts jeep I was given, it was an easy replacement. Unfortunately the parts jeep headlight housings were in the same crappy shape as mine!
Last edited by BloNdeChiNeEz; 07-20-2020 at 02:34 PM.
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If you're handy, go to the hardware store and buy rollers from the window blind section. This had been done before with great results. Good ones are even ball bearings.
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