Womala Headlight Latch OE 30763155 Headlight Bracket for Volvo XC60 -17

• Material: Crafted from galvanized steel or glass fiber-reinforced thermoplastic. Steel variants offer exceptional rigidity to withstand the headlight’s weight and road vibrations, while thermoplastic options balance strength with lightweight properties (reducing front-end weight without compromising stability). Both materials include anti-corrosion treatments—galvanization for steel (resisting rust from road salt and moisture) and UV-stabilization for plastic (preventing warping or cracking from engine bay heat, up to 130°C).
• Precision Design: Molded or stamped to match the exact contour of the target models’ headlight assembly and chassis mounting points. Its locking mechanism (often a spring-loaded clip or threaded fastener) and bracket dimensions are calibrated to OE standards: the latch engages smoothly with the headlight’s corresponding receiver, creating a tight, rattle-free fit, while the bracket’s mounting holes align perfectly with chassis bolts to avoid misalignment. Unlike generic aftermarket parts, it eliminates "play" between the headlight and chassis—preventing beam misalignment (which impairs night visibility) or damage to the headlight’s internal components (e.g., wiring, reflectors) from shifting.

1. Confirm the vehicle’s headlight assembly type via VIN—variants with halogen, xenon, or early LED headlights may have slight differences in latch/receiver design, and this component is calibrated for specific headlight weights and mounting configurations.
2. Reference the vehicle’s official service manual to verify the latch’s locking mechanism (e.g., spring clip vs. threaded bolt) and installation torque—over-tightening threaded fasteners can crack the headlight housing, while under-tightening may cause the latch to disengage during driving.
3. Note that this component integrates the latch and bracket into one part—if only the latch (not the bracket) is damaged, replace the entire unit to maintain OE-level fit and safety (mixing partial components can lead to misalignment).*

A: Signs of a failing bumper bracket include visible damage or deformation, misaligned bumper panels, unusual noises from the front end, or if the bumper appears loose or sagging on one side.

A: For optimal results, we recommend professional installation. Key considerations include ensuring proper alignment of all mounting points, checking for additional damaged components, and verifying all fasteners are properly torqued to specification.