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post Jul 3, 2007 - 5:10 AM
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Hi guys,
After reading the previous posts on adjusting the headlights i notice mine wasn't high enough, so today i went out and adjust it to make it higher and more to the side. The right hand side headlights turned out great.

As i start twisting the left headlights it went up slowly, all of a sudden it just drop down all the way to the bottom even worst than it started. After that, which ever way i twisted the screw won't work, it won't go up or down frown.gif . I know you can twist it to a point where it just stops, i didn't know it just stuffed the whole thing up.

HELP!

NaKeD


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post Jul 4, 2007 - 2:33 AM
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Naked,

The only other way you can try is to do it how I said but with it still on the car. It will be more difficult as its hard to get to, but I really don't see any other alternative mate. I do know how much of a pain the bumper is to remove but it might be the only way.

6gsillyca,

One of your screws might have come out of the holder too, remove the bulb and holder and stuff, stick your finger inside and try to pull the reflector towards the back of the unit while turning the adjuster screw. It might slot back into the thread on the reflector then and allow you to adjust it.

I am sure that both my screws just cane to a stop and wouldn't turn anymore once I got them as far as they will go in both directions, unfortunate if they have gone too far and popped out of the reflector.

Dan

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