C4 Corvette Headlight Adjusting Spring
1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
This part is a new reproduction C4 Headlight Adjusting Spring, which can be installed on any of the following Corvette models:
Year |
Body & Trim |
1996 |
Base, Collector’s Edition, Grand Sport |
1995 |
Base, Indianapolis 500 Pace Car, ZR-1 |
1994 |
Base, ZR-1 |
1993 |
40th Anniversary Edition, Base, ZR-1 |
1992 |
Base, ZR-1 |
1991 |
Base, ZR-1 |
1990 |
Base, ZR-1 |
1989 |
Base |
1988 |
35th Anniversary Edition, Base |
1987 |
Base |
1986 |
Base, Indianapolis 500 Pace Car |
1985 |
Base |
1984 |
Base |
NOTE: This C4 Headlight Adjusting Spring is installed in the headlight link assembly. Four (x4) are required per Corvette.
A headlight adjusting spring on a 1984 to 1996 Corvette is a component of the headlight assembly that plays a crucial role in maintaining the proper alignment and positioning of the headlights. The C4 generation of Corvettes, produced between 1984 and 1996, features pop-up headlights, which rotate from a closed, hidden position to an open, illuminated position when needed.
The headlight adjusting spring is a tension spring connecting the headlight housing to the assembly bracket. Its primary function is to provide the necessary tension to hold the headlight in the correct position and ensure it remains stable when opened or closed. This spring ensures that the headlight beam is aimed accurately and consistently, providing optimal visibility for the driver during nighttime driving or in low-visibility conditions.
Over time, the headlight adjusting spring can become worn, lose tension, or damage. When this occurs, the headlight may not maintain its proper alignment or become loose, leading to reduced visibility and potentially unsafe driving conditions. In such cases, inspecting the headlight, adjusting the spring, and replacing it if necessary to restore proper headlight functionality is essential.
GM Part Number: 549398
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