Corvette Headlight Motor Support Stud. 2 Required: 1963-1967

Corvette Headlight Motor Support Stud a precise twostud replacement designed for 1963–1967 front headlight assemblies. This pair anchors the headlight motor securely to the housing, helping you maintain accurate aim, smooth operation, and dependable performance from your classic Corvette. Two studs are required for proper installation on these iconic models. When one or both studs are worn, misalignment, motor binding, or wobbly headlight doors can creep in. This dedicated two‑stud set restores solid mounting, delivering consistent headlight deployment and reliable illumination where you need it most. Key benefits Replaces worn or missing headlight motor support studs to restore stable mounting and alignment. Helps ensure smooth retraction and deployment of the headlight doors, preserving the authentic look and function. Designed to fit the factory mounting points on 1963–1967 Corvette headlight assemblies, offering a true restoration fit. Ideal for both complete restorations and routine maintenance to keep your classic Corvette roadready. Compatibility and fit Engineered specifically for the 1963–1967 Corvette generation, this twostud set integrates with the original headlight motor mounting system. Use it as part of a thoughtful restoration plan or as a targeted repair to address wear that affects headlight performance and alignment. What’s included 2 x Corvette Headlight Motor Support Studs (for 1963–1967 models) When to replace Worn, stripped, or missing headlight motor studs Symptoms of loose headlight alignment or intermittent motor operation During a broader headlamp restoration or when rebuilding the headlight assembly Installation tips Ensure the mounting holes are clean and free of debris before installation. Replace studs in pairs to maintain balanced alignment and prevent asymmetrical wear. Lightly torque according to your service manual’s specifications to avoid thread damage. Verify headlight operation after installation, checking both alignment and cycling through open/close cycles.