No. It secures the headlight assembly in place. The headlight adjustments are the square slot crews that have a spring assembly around them.
They fit into an alignment fixture that allows you to alignt the headlights.
Open the hood and loosen the gray plastic wing nut on the inside top corner of the headlight.
Under the hood below the headlight is a black plastic assembly. There is one plastic wing nut. This is the adjuster for the headlight.
two bolts on the top of the plastic housing - lift the plastic headlight out and unscrew the headlight from the bottom of the light- replace the bulb and be sure to get the plastic pins in the right spot before you bolt the headlight back in place.
If they aren't severe, try Meguiar's Plastic Glaze.
Unlug the light harness, unscrew the plastic nuts, pull out the headlight. Reinstall new headlight, screw the plastic nuts back on and plug the light harness back into the the headlight housing.
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replace headlight Pontiac MontanaAssuming it is the same as my 1999, there are two "wing nuts" securing the entire plastic headlight assembly. One is mounted at the top-inboard(towards engine), And the other is outboard of the assembly. Once these two wingnuts are removed, carefully remove the whole assembly. The headlight bulb is contained in the socket... one quarter turn counter-clockwise will remove the socket from the housing.
The headlight relays are just behind the driver's side headlight, attached to a plastic black divider, that goes from the rear of the driver's headlight to the air intake box. You'll see the two relays each sheathed in a rubber skin attached to this plastic divider on the fender side.
No, the headlamp assembly is a single unit.
you have to remove the black plastic cover over the headlight and there are 3 tent lik stacks you pull up an out and your headlight is out