Hello fellow 240 drivers, while swapping out my sun baked headlight assemblies for brand new ones the d$@% corner driving/position lamp assembly on my S14 popped in a violent manner smashing the toungue with the screw that holds it secured to the headlight.

fortunately I got the piece and it snapped fairly evenly giving me hope that I might be able to glue it back on providing I have the right kind of stuff for it. . so i'm asking anyone here who's got some experience in glueing plastic together so that a good strong bond is formed and that I can again secure it with the screw.

I've been reading on the JB Weld adhesive and it seems to be a really good compound but I leave it open to you for suggestions on what might best stand the test of time and the S14's ride.

Thanks for the help and knowledge

 

Oh no I realized too late that this may be the wrong forum to post this question in if it is possible it should be moved to the appropriate section sorry for my mistake.

Thank you.

(oh yes i'd still like an answer to my question though )

 

...superglue?

 

^ bad in the elements and may fog up the light try something silicone based like gorrilla glue

 

I don't think it matters because if I understand correctly, he broke the mounting tab, not any part of the lense.

 

Bingo the lenses are fine it's just the fastening tab (mit screw) that snapped off anyways I got today at wallyworld a compound called plastic welder which is rated to 3500+ pounds I'll let you know how it worked.

Thanks for the help everyone your input was greatly appreciated.