hey, my headlights dont line up on my crx. one sits crooked and the other is sunk in, any ideas?

 

there should be a screw on the top of the headlights that you need to adjust with a phillips screwdriver to make them even...!!!

 

no that adjusts height, i meane like one slants upper right to left and the other is sunk in, i think my brackets a messed up

 

did you look at your brackets? or did you just notice it and post in here. lol. go check it out. take a pic while your at it too.

 

I looked at them, and i cant tell. I ripped apart my headlights to set them back to how they were but there was nothing to do. I do know that the sunk in one came back out but when i put the bumper support back on it pushed it back, but I kinda want to keep the support, there are some crazy *** drivers here in minnesota

 

this can be a number of problems....1 it can be ur bumber......out of alighnment....2 is the hood on properley....3 is the top crossmember bent or has been modified?

 

I'm not sure if my problem is the same thing. I can push one of my headlights back into the housing and have the light point into the sky. Is that similar to your problem?

I remote started my car into so many walls when I was younger...

 

The bumper alignment doesn't affect the headlight positioning. Neither does the hood... Or the crossmember? What are you smoking.

Your headlight buckets bolt to the chassis, if it's not lining up properly, your car's probably been in an accident and the metal has been twisted. Take off your bumper, etc and check for creases or folds in and around the radiator and headlight shrouds. If that's the case, then you'll have to get crafty with your skills to get the headlights to sit straight.

 

you know, I didnt see any creases but i do assume that it has been because of the front bumper and hood are black. But does anyone know if Sir liight would work, i thought they actually bolt onto the housing itself and not the bracket

 

you would need an sir hood and maybe bumper too.

 

Oh I know. Im saving up to do an SiR conversion as we speak.