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03-25-2003, 01:35 PM

Well, if you read these other replies than you know already that headlights are not supposed to be pointed evenly. Right headlight beam should be pointed slightly higher than the left one. Your owner's manual should have specific instructions on how to do it, if you suspect that your lights are really out of whack.

Just remember that it is easy to move these little gears behind the headlights, but to adjust them properly--that's another story. I would leave it up to a professional/dealership or somebody who has a machine to adjust it. The car has to be on absolutely even surface, 25 feet from the wall, etc.

You could easily make it much worse (blinding upcoming traffic and stuff) if you don't know how to adjust them according to state law.

Drumboy69

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03-25-2003, 01:35 PM	#4
drumboy69 Posts: n/a	Well, if you read these other replies than you know already that headlights are not supposed to be pointed evenly. Right headlight beam should be pointed slightly higher than the left one. Your owner's manual should have specific instructions on how to do it, if you suspect that your lights are really out of whack. Just remember that it is easy to move these little gears behind the headlights, but to adjust them properly--that's another story. I would leave it up to a professional/dealership or somebody who has a machine to adjust it. The car has to be on absolutely even surface, 25 feet from the wall, etc. You could easily make it much worse (blinding upcoming traffic and stuff) if you don't know how to adjust them according to state law. Drumboy69