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Ive just recently replaced my headlights on my 1997 Ford Aerostar XLT. There is one part that i need in toder for the headlights to not move around. It is called a pivot arm bushing, and i need four of them, but all the ones i ha e seen online so far are either not the right shape, or cost upwards of $7. I need four of them, because my new headlights did not come with those pieces. Any help is appriciated, thank you.
Google the part number for the ones you found for $7. That’ll give you an idea of what the other prices might be. $28 isn’t bad though to solve your issue and be done with it
Ive just recently replaced my headlights on my 1997 Ford Aerostar XLT.
There is one part that i need in order for the headlights to not move around. It is called a pivot arm bushing, and i need four of them, but all the ones i've seen online so far are either not the right shape, or cost upwards of $7.
I need four of them, because my new headlights did not come with those pieces. Any help is appreciated, thank you.
The bushing was not available by itself, it was only furnished with the arm & pivot assembly (F29Z-13032-A - 1992/97), but it's obsolete, no longer available from Ford.
There are 7 available NOS, but I doubt you can buy them for 7 bucks each.
The bushing was not available by itself, it was only furnished with the arm & pivot assembly (F29Z-13032-A - 1992/97), but it's obsolete, no longer available from Ford.
There are 7 available NOS, but I doubt you can buy them for 7 bucks each.
Still shows as available from Ford. They are 3.66 each Click here
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