First gen Headlight Motor upgrade?
02-22-10, 08:32 PM
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First gen Headlight Motor upgrade?
I was wondering if there is an upgrade kit for the FB headlight motors. I've seen upgrade kits for American cars with motorized headlights, that change the plastic motor gears into metal gears.
I was also thinking that one of these metal gear upgrade kits might possibly be compatible with the FB headlight motors, but I'm only guessing.
Any information anyone has would be very helpful.
I was also thinking that one of these metal gear upgrade kits might possibly be compatible with the FB headlight motors, but I'm only guessing.
Any information anyone has would be very helpful.
02-22-10, 10:32 PM
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me too, in fact the aftermarket 911 slant nose kits use the FB motors too.
the porsche guys were the only people who ever bought headlight motors, in the porsche its upside down, and can fill with water
the porsche guys were the only people who ever bought headlight motors, in the porsche its upside down, and can fill with water
02-23-10, 09:34 AM
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If the problem it just something I can tweak rather than having to buy a new motor (or pair of motors) that would be awesome.
02-23-10, 11:06 AM
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my motor on the drivers side won't go up at all. Even when I use the manual switch it doesn't go up. Is there an issue with the relays on these motors, and if so, where can I get new ones?
Thanks,
Thanks,
02-23-10, 02:43 PM
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Really?! Well my passenger motor will make the headlight go up and down but the motor keeps spinning, as if its looking for something to tell it to stop.
If the problem it just something I can tweak rather than having to buy a new motor (or pair of motors) that would be awesome.
If the problem it just something I can tweak rather than having to buy a new motor (or pair of motors) that would be awesome.
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02-23-10, 08:19 PM
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Either way is fine with me....
02-23-10, 10:53 PM
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