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ok so my headlight motor was making that grinding noise, so i fixed it. Thing is that i noticed that my motor had a crack in between where the gear housing is and the shaft that leads to the manual raise/lower knob is. So i thought epoxy would hold it, waited like 15 hours after applied like it said in the instructions and then put it back together. Worked the first two times i raised and lowered the headlights but then made that grinding noise again and noticed the crack had come back. sorry to make this so long because what i basically wanted to ask was what glue is there that would be able to seal the crack and be able to handle the stress and conditions it would go thru. feel free to move my thread, not sure if its in the right place. thanks
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