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Curlygriff

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Oct 6, 2019
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Pontypridd
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64,960
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Rapido A class 997M
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Since 1976
I have a Rapido A class 997M bought new in 2006.
I’m struggling to remove the front headlights, more than struggling cannot see how to remove them to renew the beam reflectors, I believe they are Hella lamps but do not have any part numbers, if anyone out there can help, advise me how to remove them I would be very appreciative for any help, reason being one of the reflctores is showing signs of discolouration
Hope you can help
Curlygriff
 

Mr B

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Feb 1, 2015
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Rapido 7065ff Design Edit
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You might find the access hatch under the wheel arch... but you need to have tiny hands to get in??
 
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Curlygriff

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Oct 6, 2019
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Pontypridd
Funster No
64,960
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Rapido A class 997M
Exp
Since 1976
Mr B don’t know if you have read my info on the motorhome but it is an A class so ALL lights are directly in front of the body in clear view nowhere near the wheel arch, so I’m sorry to say your reply was absolutely rubbish
Curlygriff

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Mr B

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Feb 1, 2015
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Rapido 7065ff Design Edit
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Since 2015.......
Mr B don’t know if you have read my info on the motorhome but it is an A class so ALL lights are directly in front of the body in clear view nowhere near the wheel arch, so I’m sorry to say your reply was absolutely rubbish
Curlygriff

what do I know then....only owned a Rapido A class for 4 years... and had to alter the beam settings on our HELLA front lights..
They must be in a different place on a Mercedes
Crack on old boy ?
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Oct 29, 2012
887
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essex
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Rapido 9090df
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20 years (unless you count my dads VW which makes it 52 years with a few gaps!!)
Mr B don’t know if you have read my info on the motorhome but it is an A class so ALL lights are directly in front of the body in clear view nowhere near the wheel arch, so I’m sorry to say your reply was absolutely rubbish
Curlygriff
how to win friends and influence people :D
 

pappajohn

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Aug 26, 2007
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Mr B don’t know if you have read my info on the motorhome but it is an A class so ALL lights are directly in front of the body in clear view nowhere near the wheel arch, so I’m sorry to say your reply was absolutely rubbish
Curlygriff
That's one way to get help..... Not!

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Oct 29, 2012
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Rapido 9090df
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20 years (unless you count my dads VW which makes it 52 years with a few gaps!!)
I think he may have misspelt his user name. :D
 

TheBig1

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Nov 27, 2011
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Dorset
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A class
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many many years! since I was a kid
Mr B don’t know if you have read my info on the motorhome but it is an A class so ALL lights are directly in front of the body in clear view nowhere near the wheel arch, so I’m sorry to say your reply was absolutely rubbish
Curlygriff
I was going to offer help and a link to buy replacements, wont bother if that's the response to correct information
 
Oct 20, 2010
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Burry Port South Wales
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Strange that, because I'm sure I had to remove the wheel arch covers on my Rapido A class to access the lights when I imported it, and also use my very small hands to carry out the adjustments, maybe I was dreaming.
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Ed

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Apr 27, 2008
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Eastbourne East Sussex
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Hymer low profile
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Since 1972
I have a virtually identical Rapido 999M. The headlights can be accessed from the letterbox engine hatch if you have small hands and double jointed wrists. The easy way to replace them, and they will need replacement if the reflectors are corroded, is to let your trusted independent mechanic do it. Worked for me.
 
Oct 29, 2012
887
1,045
essex
Funster No
23,489
MH
Rapido 9090df
Exp
20 years (unless you count my dads VW which makes it 52 years with a few gaps!!)
I have a virtually identical Rapido 999M. The headlights can be accessed from the letterbox engine hatch if you have small hands and double jointed wrists. The easy way to replace them, and they will need replacement if the reflectors are corroded, is to let your trusted independent mechanic do it. Worked for me.
the big difference is that you have manners :D
 

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