I have a Citroen Picasso 04 2.0HD just coming up to 100000 miles. The nearside flasher failed recently and I replaced it but not before I managed to inadvertently remove the motorized adjuster. Stupid I know but I did it and I am having great difficulty getting it back. The adjuster end has a knob which engages with a plastic grooved part attached to the interior surface of the headlamp reflector. Is there a trick to doing this? Or should I give up and take it to a pro? All suggestions gratefully received. DMcC
Citroen Picasso Headlamp adjuster has come out
- Thread starter dmcc
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I went back having posted my request for help and did it. What I did was removed the headlamp bulb. You can then get a finger round to support the rear of the reflector close to the grooves. Have the adjuster screwed out as far as it will go. Offer it up to the top end of the grooves and it can be slipped over the end then be straightened up and locked into position. You know if it is correct if the headlamp holder does not wobble under pressure. Thanks. DMcC
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