ADjusting headlights...
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ADjusting headlights...
Anyone know how to adjust the height of the beam? One of the headlights points straight down while the others basically high beaming everyone[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG] Anyone know how to adjust them[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/IMG] Thank you that is all [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]


I THINK THE PROBLEM OCCURS WHEN U INSTALL NEW LIGHT BULBS FOR U CAR(SUCH AS HYPER WHITES). IF ONE SIDE IS LIL' HIGHER THAN THE OTHER
TRY TO FIT THE HIGHER SIDE CORRECTLY.
YEA...THOSE ARE HELLA ANNOYIN..ONE ALL NORMAL THE OTHER ALL HIGH BEAMY [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/IMG]
TRY TO FIT THE HIGHER SIDE CORRECTLY.
YEA...THOSE ARE HELLA ANNOYIN..ONE ALL NORMAL THE OTHER ALL HIGH BEAMY [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/IMG]
Open the hood and look at the braces that run across the tops of the headlights. These would be black painted steel. In each brace is an opening, or hole. Take a light and look down through that hole and you will see a white plastic disk with a hex socket in it. That is the adjuster. You can take the right allen wrench or a screwdriver and stick it through the opening and turn that white hex head. That will raise and lower your beams. I have had to do that every time I change bulbs because they all don't fit the same.
So just take a look with a good flashlight on top of the headlight housings and you should find that adjustment screw.
So just take a look with a good flashlight on top of the headlight housings and you should find that adjustment screw.
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[hr]Originally posted by: Bartkat
Open the hood and look at the braces that run across the tops of the headlights. These would be black painted steel. In each brace is an opening, or hole. Take a light and look down through that hole and you will see a white plastic disk with a hex socket in it. That is the adjuster. You can take the right allen wrench or a screwdriver and stick it through the opening and turn that white hex head. That will raise and lower your beams. I have had to do that every time I change bulbs because they all don't fit the same.
So just take a look with a good flashlight on top of the headlight housings and you should find that adjustment screw.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: Bartkat
Open the hood and look at the braces that run across the tops of the headlights. These would be black painted steel. In each brace is an opening, or hole. Take a light and look down through that hole and you will see a white plastic disk with a hex socket in it. That is the adjuster. You can take the right allen wrench or a screwdriver and stick it through the opening and turn that white hex head. That will raise and lower your beams. I have had to do that every time I change bulbs because they all don't fit the same.
So just take a look with a good flashlight on top of the headlight housings and you should find that adjustment screw.[hr]
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Aiight well just went out and took the headlights out, there seems to be 2 adjusters. Im presuming 1's for up and down and the other one is for left or right[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] Grrr looks like ill have to email Autodynmaics[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/IMG]
u gotta take the bumper off then the lights off then adjust them while they are off the car then bolt em on....see where they are pointing make adjustments from there...thats how i adjusted my headlights
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