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I've lost my drivers side corner reflector for the 3rd time!... it's gone again ](./images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall"){kind=small}
I'm tempted to silicone it in, but wanted to see if anyone had a better solution? 
Then used a small amount of superglue to keep them in place. I did have to remove one subsequently and it came away without too much trauma, but still haven't lost any yet. 
"hammer" then in. So it does seem that something is worn and not creating the tight fit required........ someone keeps nicking them.Paul @ Kent Car Craft wrote:Arghhhhhhhh!!
I lost my driver's side reflector before JAE last year, so bought some smoked ones at JAE, by the time I'd got home, it'd fallen out again!
I bought some new ones which have been on for a while and the other day.
I have a new set, but I'm damned if I'm going to let it happen again!
Cheers
,if you unscrew the pin and replace with a long bolt without a head ,then remove the plastic holder in the car bodywork ,the bolt then goes through the hole and you can put a big washer and nut on ,bit fiddly if you want to change a bulb ,but be honest when was the last time a bulb blew??,ill try and get some pictures if i can ,but the cars in an awkward place ,so you'll just have to picture it in your mind
The bulbs don't even fit properly either and I have to use glue. Every few days they seem to loosen and pop open. I'm going to try putting some glue in the join. If they fall out now, I will scream! 
Will also be harder for the little thieves who knicked my last set after two days.RichardPON wrote:I nut and bolted the main lights in, and then ran a cable tie through the reflector and into a secure point.
"clicks" into place I zip tied round the plastic fixing the metal stud clips into, have to remove the arch liners to change the bulbs now but darned if they are coming out again!!