i went on my way home and stopped at a empty industrial parking lot and shined my lights at a wall so i could adjust them, since my left one always seemed too low. so after 15 minutes of adjusing them vertically and seeing no change, i got frustrated and bent over the first light to see inside the adjuster. i happened to look back and noticed that only my passenger beam was showing, which gave me an idea. the passenger beam was straight, so i stood in front of that and looked at the driver side beam (crooked). guess what? it's not pointing too low. it's pointing exactly to where the passenger beam is. i need to adjust the horizontal, and i don't know how to adjust that. my (shitty) haynes manual points to this black stick with some kind of spring or something inside it but doesn't tell me how to use it. help! thanks.

 

im boared and with digicam

 

im trying to raise my headlight up on the right side to be even with the left.
how did u get that littel plastic cap off that covering the little screw to adjust vertically. i cant get that little thing off.

 

hey crisp,
nice pic but according to ur pic, i dont have to take off that plastic cap.
is the vertical adjuster underneath??

 

you mean the plastic clear thing with the level inside???nooo the adjust things is under it..ill take anoter pic gimme 2 min

 

 

ohh and I took that pic on the passanger side cause I had more room to fit the camera. But its the same on both sides just the opposide way.

 

haha very technical, but very helpful. thanks a bunch!

 

haha...great examples man...nice job with paint too

 

TTT

thanks a bunch

 

whaT? why?

 

thanks for the pic! i now realize i spent 10 minutes adjusting the wrong setting lol