If it has come apart that far the internal plastic that holds those parts must have broken. Those are not replaceable parts as the headlamp does not come apart. The only repair is a replacement headlamp assembly. Replacement takes some time but really isn't that difficult, even though you need to remove the nose of the car. You remove the fender liner first, that allows you access to the front fascia fasteners behind it. With it out of the way you remove the screws that secure the lamp assembly to the core support. Remove the screws, disconnect the harness and swap the light out. Reverse the process to put it back together. A couple tricks that make it easier, get the front of the car up high as you can. Then on the liner, you don't have to fully remove them, just enough that you can reach in behind them to release the pins. They are an expensive part, but I would say that the OEM units are far better than the aftermarket parts in fit and function. You might be able to save some money if you find a used assembly. If you go to www. Car-part. Com and enter in your information it will show you salvage yards around, you that have them in stock. Try to find ones that are A quality as there are times when the other ratings mean things like mounting brackets are broken or the lens is scratched. Most of the yards on there will ship as well, if they are not real local.
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