Easiest way is to buy something like this LINK and use the back shell and adjusters, fitting the projector innards and front lens to the back part ;)

One out of two, I've done this on a few occasions now when repairing Mk2 projectors with broken mounting lugs, using MK1 reflector housings ;)

Brian :D

So if Stocktake supplies MK1 headlights. I can fix the projector with the broken adjuster then? Simples?

I believe my headlight advertised as new was Chinese, but in a Rimmers box to fool me! It's on its way back to GL Autos in Nuneaton as I write. Beware of these fake projectors from China- they look the same, but such a pain when matching the power plugs!!!!!
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Tomorrow is the big day for the re-test
 

After spending hours renovating my headlamps, courtesy of Stocktate, and co., I have finally got the car ready for it's retest. I must add that I didn't find the hair dryer method of removing the front lenses very good. I think it may have been OK in summer with a higher start temperature, the hair dryer cut out before it melted the sealant. I decided on the other method of placing the headlamps in the oven at 125 deg C for 5 minutes. This worked a treat! You do have to watch it and don't allow the temperature to go too high!
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It probably was Andy, I looked at them and the connectors just wouldn’t fit

Just glad I could help, the headlights have been sat in my shed for a while. Better they help somebody out than collect dust. :)