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Car Forum / Mazda / Mazda Miata / August 2008

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'99 headlight assembly removal

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KKennedy - 30 Jul 2008 14:01 GMT
Where are the attachment points for '99 Miata headlight assemblies?  I see
two bolts on top, but there is at least one I can't see that's holding it
in.
Chris D'Agnolo - 04 Aug 2008 23:12 GMT
Below, you were asking about replacing a bulb. Now you're removing the whole
assembly?

Chris
99BBB

> Where are the attachment points for '99 Miata headlight assemblies?  I see
> two bolts on top, but there is at least one I can't see that's holding it
> in.
KKennedy - 12 Aug 2008 00:43 GMT
D-oh. Couldn't get that spring clip back in place, and the mechanic I use
suggested removing the assembly to work on it outside the car.  I managed to
find a '99 shop manual on the Web--nothing too fancy--that gave 'remove the
two bolts on top of the headlamp' as step one, and 'remove bumper' as step
two!  There's a joke about blondes and lightbulbs in there someplace....
With the help of a screwdriver and a hemostat, I was able to get the danged
clip back in place.

KKennedy

> Below, you were asking about replacing a bulb. Now you're removing the
> whole assembly?
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>> see two bolts on top, but there is at least one I can't see that's
>> holding it in.
 
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