Subject	Good for you. If you are willing to do a little background
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on December 06, 2012 at 9:41 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Learn to search. Cause you're a newbie, here's a fish... posted by rudeboi805 on December 05, 2012 at 09:51 PM
Message	investigation, you'll soon discover a half dozen sites that will provide 89% of all the help you will ever need when wrenching on your new ride. Read the Auto FAQ on this site for starters. TT.Net is the BEST site for those interested in learning about the mechanical engineering aspects of these cars. First step. When you reply in a post, erase the subject line and begin your reply there. As you can see, it is much easier to follow a thread when comments begin on the next line. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Broken headlight adjuster - boostlv 11:16:31 12/05/12 I also tried the same thing and still have the same problem - jmt-z 11:37:20 12/05/12 Re: I also tried the same thing and still have the same problem - craigz96tt 12:07:09 12/05/12 I did use JB Weld. Scuffed it and wiped it down with - jmt-z 21:21:26 12/05/12 Use JB Weld to secure it but score the surface well first (n/m) - craigz96tt 12:06:17 12/05/12 Guys I think I fixed it! - boostlv 13:29:37 12/05/12 I do this all the time when I break or manipulate plastic - Krazyd27(Houston) 15:21:43 12/05/12 Re: Broken headlight adjuster - rudeboi805 21:11:15 12/05/12 Learn to search. Cause you're a newbie, here's a fish... - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:18:46 12/05/12 Re: Learn to search. Cause you're a newbie, here's a fish... - rudeboi805 21:51:06 12/05/12 Good for you. If you are willing to do a little background - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:41:49 12/06/12 To remove the headlights is quite easy - boostlv 10:42:42 12/06/12
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