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Cowl light clips


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Does anyone know how to put the little spring clips into the cowl light bezel that holds the lens in its a PIA to get these in please any tips or tricks working on a W model 1946 vintage bought a complete set from DCM nice set by the way compliments to DCM

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Are those listed for W series? They don't look right to me. The ones I have use 2 hooks to attach to the reflector/lense and then the screw at the back pulls it all tight to the bucket

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That’s what came in the kit from DCM the only two I have to compare have a bend on the long end I’ll get a pic out asap

Posted (edited)

Yes , those are the right clips to hold the lens in place . I don't have a picture but they do work fine . They only hold the lens in the bezel and the bracket that Ed mentioned holds the bezel assembly to the body of the light . 

Edited by Jerry Roberts
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Interesting I've taken quite a few of these buckets apart and never seen one with a clip. Maybe they were all dust before I got to them? I took apart one I have on the shelf that is a very nice original and no clips like that. 

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2 hours ago, Mark G said:

Anybody have a pic of these installed

Clearly I don't since I just learned I'm supposed to have them. If you send me a set I'll figure it out ?

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I know that I am late to the party on this one, but this weekend I will get pictures of how I installed mine.  I bought the same clips from DCM.

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I have installed a bunch of them and each time I wonder how they can possibly fit . Turn the bezel upside down with the lens in place .That small loop in the centre of the spring clip goes under the lip in the bezel ( the side that is now facing you ) . The two long ends of the spring clip rest against the lens . 

  • 3 weeks later...
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My apologies.  When Jerry's reply was marked as a solution, I took that as the job was completed, and my pictures were no longer needed. Had I known you were still waiting, I would have provided them.

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