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Old 09-06-2007, 10:21 PM   #1
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adjusting 95-97 composites

i have a set of 95-97 blazer composites on my pickup, the blazer was 4 wd so it sat higher, and mine sags in the back so it is even worse

i followed the haynes manual and turned the long bolts and nothing happened, they just got looser, is there a piece that connects to the large screw that is missing (the large course thread section)

i loosened them all the way and they pulled right out

the horizontal ones i didnt try but i have to loosten one side and tighten the other right?
Old 09-07-2007, 05:02 AM   #2
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Re: adjusting 95-97 composites

You are unscrewing the long bolts that hold in the head light assembly . there are shorter and closer to the front of the head light is where the adjusters are at.
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Re: adjusting 95-97 composites

the haynes said that the long ones were vertical and the short were horizontal, do i need a reverse torx for these?
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Re: adjusting 95-97 composites

i did it with a nut driver



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