Need 1st gen SC SC1 SC2 Headlamp Capsule, Capsule Adjuster, Capsule Spring
 

I am seeking the following parts to restore the ability to properly align the flip up headlights on the 95 SC2 I gave to my nephew:

Manufacturer: GM
Part Number: 16505524
Part: Headlamp Capsule Spring


Need: 2 min, 4 lovely, more heavenly / as many as possible due to expected rust through and breakage when touched

Sources (Fits)
94-96 SC2
94-96 SC1

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Manufacturer: GM
Part Number: 16514326
Part: Headlamp Capsule Adjuster

Sources (Fits)
91-92 SC
93-96 SC2
94-96 SC1 (weren't popup headlights, must have been used for the other lights too (?)) (don't know why 93 SC1 not listed)
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Manufacturer: GM
Part Number: 21020737
Part: Headlamp Capsule (both front and back pieces). If used, one that the tabs for the adjusters to stay in are not already fatigued.
Sources (Fits)

91-92 SC
93-96 SC2
93-96 SC1 (weren't popup headlights, must have been used for the other lights too (?)
Need : min 1 , 2 is fine.

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Min quantities are to refresh both sides for adjustment purposes. I have a brand new headlight capsule left over from the pair I bought 10 years ago for a day just like today , except the left side is still original...and they both need to be changed.

I might be able to clean up the adjusters and holes via tap and die but one of them is worn down and I am not optimistic. Too much play. Without the/a spring for resistance the sealed beam won't stay aligned.

I'm sure this problem is solvable in other ways, but the notch in the barrel of the capsule adjuster is the most straightforward.

Yes, I put a washer on either side of the fatigued metal and closed up the gap between the fatigued tab and the slot in the barrel of the adjuster and it stayed in for a while but it kept popping out because the adjuster hole threads had gotten sloppy.

Now I think the side adjuster actually broke into two because the wimpy metal tab was no longer yielding and neither were the washers.

So trying to go back to basics.

Found the last 2 for sale in NA from an online dealer.

Manufactured in 2004, Original Saturn packaging, sat on a shelf for 12 years. Gotta love it