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My drivers side headlight burned out so i replaced it and when i went to put it back in there was a big gap between that chrome strip and the headlight. i tried to put it in different ways but couldnt get rid of that gap. anything i can do to fix this? thanks for your help.
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You shouldnt have to remove your grille to do this. It just takes a little finesse to get those suckers back in. Just try and try again. I find if you can get the bottoms in, then pull up just slightly you can get the tops in and then push downwards. Then attach the tab holders and then your done. Hope this sort of helped. It took me quite some time to figure out how to make them go in right, but once you figure it out it should go smoother.
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