My 91 Vanagon was hit headon by a barage of tiny sized objects that made several snaggles and small cracks and pit marks in the windshield and paint including a small hole in the right headlamp. On a rainy night the halogen headlamp burning water vapor into fog inside the lens making the headlight worthless punctuating the need for a new lens. Finding them with difficulty made it more interesting. With the new lens out and having to replace the old adjusters I was petrified. So I turned to the helpful GoWesty video and after 3 or 4 viewings I had the idea. I thought. I still screwed up the installation but after a complete meltdown the removal of the adjuster and re-inserting them properly I made it. Easy piesy! Adjusting the headlight took a little time but it was almost effortless.

You don’t really know how much you need these until your lights are pointing in different directions.

This part was not made well. The space which allows insertion into the hole and then ROTATE was too narrow. I had to take a blade to cut away some plastic to allow it to be rotated.

I feel VW really messed up with this design for headlight adjusters: The plastic is fragile and difficult to install without breaking. I ended up breaking two new ones and ordering more. Nothing bad on Go Westy, tho. I'm glad they are still available because they will once again fail, no doubt. I wonder if metal ones could be fabricated...

Got rid of the old cracked adjuster and in with new. Work great, a little tricky to install. Be careful not to crack during install.

Check your numbers !!

Had a few parts with issues and they stepped up and sent me replacement parts quickly.

This little gems are easy to replace and oops did you break the old brittle ones?!

The plastic used in this is like hard candy. Make sure you push from the screw head and not the plastic. Ask me how I know.