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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1967 Mustang => Topic started by: tvtommy on June 18, 2017, 12:47:22 AM
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Thanks for reading...
When I'm seeing the RH/LH stampings on headlight adjustment buckets, does that reference while standing in front of the car? or while seated inside it?
Thanks in advance!
Tommy
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The RH is the passenger side and LH the driver side.
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The RH is the passenger side and LH the driver side.
For standard left-hand drive designs. The aussies are always confusing folks.
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Ok,
Here's why I ask, the bucket in my '67 has the bulb tab recesses skewed about 40 degrees counter clockwise.
I thought it might be a stamping error, or a production flaw.
Has anyone else heard of this?
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Mystery solved, the headlight bowl has a production error, the "correct" one has the bulb tabs where they should be.
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Mystery solved, the headlight bowl has a production error, the "correct" one has the bulb tabs where they should be.
Sort of what I figured. The BULB is the same across all ford products for many years but the BUCKET is unique to different applications, say Ford used 3-4 different configurations where the adjusters are used. No doubt it was a replacement bucket at some juncture.
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Yes, it was installed by a previous owner.
The part number says it's for the left side, but is stamped RH as well.
A bad after market part.
$20 replacement on the way, now I can aim the headlights. 😉