Gap between headlight and body
Quick question:
I have a 2004. Getting my headlights upgraded to 2006 by a workshop that's repairing my car wreck.
I know that the Z headlights are not a perfect fit; there are gaps between the lights and the body. What is the correct fitment though? Refer to the picture.
Should side A be flushed with its side and with B gap exposed, or vice versa?
Mine is currently perfectly flushed at B including with the bumper, and the gap at side A pretty large (can fit my pinky through it).
Note: The picture here is not my car....mine's still in the shop.
Are the 2004 and 2006 outer dimensions the same? The gap seems pretty large.
I have a 2004. Getting my headlights upgraded to 2006 by a workshop that's repairing my car wreck.
I know that the Z headlights are not a perfect fit; there are gaps between the lights and the body. What is the correct fitment though? Refer to the picture.
Should side A be flushed with its side and with B gap exposed, or vice versa?
Mine is currently perfectly flushed at B including with the bumper, and the gap at side A pretty large (can fit my pinky through it).
Note: The picture here is not my car....mine's still in the shop.
Are the 2004 and 2006 outer dimensions the same? The gap seems pretty large.
Hood alignment is what it is. Look at hood- fender alignment. Should be the same on both sides.
Bumper cover- headlight alignment can be a problem. Any ding to the front bumper can cause misalignment.
Bumper cover- headlight alignment can be a problem. Any ding to the front bumper can cause misalignment.
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Colombo
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Nov 9, 2020 10:27 AM



That's a big gap. Is the gap that big on both sides (L & R headlights?) or is it just on one side?

