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Thanks to the suggestions you sent about adjusting the
headlight doors to fit the grill alignment. I think I have mine just about
perfect (at least for my needs). I opened and closed the doors a couple times.
Between each action, I moved the manual opening / closing knob at the bottom of
the center mounted motor. I remember from teen age years reading my
grandfather’s 1972 Imperial owners manual about the knob for manual
operation of the doors. When the doors did not close exactly, I would adjust
the door until they were closed. After about 3 round trips of the doors, they
now look beautiful and aligned. My new question: When turning that knob for adjustment (not
just manual opening / closing), is there a point of no return (either way)
beyond which you will turn the knob too tight or it will fall off altogether? I
would not want my improvisational adjusting to cause the motor to no longer
have gears hitting gears such that it would not open or close the doors. I
have never had one of the motors apart and thus don’t know how they are constructed
inside. Thanks again for your ideas. Sincerely, "Securities offered through
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