i dropped my car pretty low and now the car's lights are too low.. i can barely see what's ahead of me.. is there anyway that i can adjust.. i know i can but how... are there any pics. where is it specifically..

 

on the headlights..

 

yeah the headlights.. i don't know how to make em higher.. i can only see whats right in front of me..

 

Theres gears on the back of the headlight. I turned it 30 times clockwise(vertical adj) before I saw any changes

 

Up/Down Adjustment


Left/Right Adjustment


Owners Manual Instructions

 

i didnt even know that i need to go try it out

 

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There is a staggering amount of people who don't read their owners manual.

 

i dont have an owners manual. My car didnt come with one when I bought it. thanks for being a douche tho!!!!

 

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It was a generalized statement. There are people that have them that don't read them, there are people without them that still wouldn't read them.

It boggles my mind that people can't figure anything out without a writeup or diagram. I've seen post after post of people saying the dumbest things:

"How do I adjust my headlights"
"How do I change my oil"
"How do I take my wheels off"
"How do I change my headlight bulb"

These are things car enthusiasts are supposed to be able to figure out on there own. If you can't figure out the most basic tasks, then how do you ever hope to modify your car other than throwing money at a mechanic?

 

just open your hood and look at them, thers 2 adjustments, one is horizontal the other one is vertical, you need an X screwdriver thats it

 

dude when u adjust ur headlights u need to *** blinker fluid too dont forget that!!! alot of ppl dont do that



Modified by aznguy0087 at 8:14 PM 2/8/2007

 

also dont forget to put some headlight fluid and when the time comes go to the dealer to put summer air instead of the winter air in your tires

 

depending on the yr of your car you might need new muffler bearings,

and piston return springs

 

Actually you can head to this site for all your automotive needs. http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=index

 

I love you guys

 

yea kaleco is a great website....the butt dyno does wonders

 

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and piston return springs</TD></TR></TABLE><TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by evochuck &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just open your hood and look at them, thers 2 adjustments, one is horizontal the other one is vertical, you need an X screwdriver thats it </TD></TR></TABLE>

c'mon guys...simple question. some people just dont know. thats what this TECH forum was added for...

though it is pretty simple.

this should be locked already

 

a complete answer was given EARLY in the post but did not satisfy the thread author

 

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I just visted the kalecoauto.com and about loled very hard. But anyway, to the OP, just follow the directions from the pic in the above posts and then if you look at the back yourself it's pretty self explanitory. The way I adjust mine is find a parked car (preferably a friends) and park several feet behind it, about the distance you would if you would NORMALLY follow and drive behind traffic. Then adjust the headlights so the LOW beams fall just below the back window and then make sure when you turn on the high beams that they shoot directly into the back window...it's a VERY good medium to where you can see a decent amount plus if someone pisses you off you can high beam the hell out of 'em.