any body know how to do this? i got my left headlight that is low and i wanna aim it up more...it's a new assembly so it's not the same as the other one when i put it in... so if you got a picture or a DIY deal that'd be great....thanks

 

The best way ive noticed is to remove the front bumper (although not nessacary) and loosen the 4 bolts that hold the headlight in place. Slide the bottom out a little or the top in a little to adjust how high or low they are. I hope that helps. Its how i did mine when i got my headlights from password:jdm

 

Find those adjustment points stick a screwdriver in there and twist for fine tuning.

 

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No offense LS2ner but Taking off the front bumper to do this is a waste of time and not nesseccary at all.

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Find those adjustment points stick a screwdriver in there and twist for fine tuning.</TD></TR></TABLE>

use the adjusting screws like enil01 showed. BTW some are adjusted with a screw driver and some you will need a socket or wrench, I've always used a 5/8 socket and extension to adjust the driver side.

 

what i did is turn the lights on at night in front of the garage

and just eyed and adjusted it until they were to my liking

 

mmk that sounds good..i'll try it today and see what happens.

thanks guys

 

Yea i said it wasnt nessacary.. i had the time and its easy to move them without it on. No need to be rude.