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There are some black round ***** on the back of the headlight assembies that are easily visible with the hood up. They'll adjust the height of the assys...
There are some black round ***** on the back of the headlight assembies that are easily visible with the hood up. They'll adjust the height of the assys...
FYI - Those "black" ***** are to manualy raise the head lights when the motor fails.. not for adjustment...
FYI - Those "black" ***** are to manualy raise the head lights when the motor fails.. not for adjustment...
I was under the impression that you could make small height adjustments with these. I have done just that with only good results.
Do you have anymore info from your perspective? Is there another way to do it? Will the assys. become damaged in some way by over adjusting with these *****?
From my experience with other GM vehicles, there is usually a small torx nut that you turn to adjust the beam pattern. Last night I was poking around with the headlight assembly and if you look at the inside of the headlight assembly with the headlights up there is a small "window". You can use a quarter to turn it and it comes off exposing the back of the headlights themselves and viola there is the torx nut that I'm familiar with. From my initial impression this is what *should* adjust the headlight beam up/down...but I turned it several times in both directions and while it turned it made no difference what-so-ever in the beam (I was adjusting it while shining on my garage to see difference).
So, I'm at a loss here. Every late-model GM vehicle I've worked on has used this exact same size torx nut to adjust the beam but it doesn't seem to do squat. Is it just my car?
hehe, I may have answered his question...but leaves me out in the cold... cause I made several turns of those torx bolts and it didn't adjust anything :confused:
hehe, I may have answered his question...but leaves me out in the cold... cause I made several turns of those torx bolts and it didn't adjust anything :confused:
:confused: I've never needed to adjust them but I thought those were the adj. screws, too :confused:
Well, I'm 99% sure those are the correct screws. I don't really NEED to adjust them...they are perfectly aligned... but I like to angle my headlights up just a hair from their stock position. I do that with all my cars, its just a thing :crazy: So I guess it really doesn't matter...
for everyone info. I am asking how to adjust the actual headlite unit,not the
headlite assy.,i need to aim the headlite unit abit higher and not the flip/flop
headlite assy..underneath the black disc on the headlite cover is for adjusting
the headlite sideways,not up down.
My question is how to adjust the HEADLITE and NOT THE HEADLITE ASSY.
Thz, I think I will find out myself :mad :rolleyes:
'98 Six Speed: thz for the link, It doesmt tell me how to adjuist the height for the headlite,but thz
.I actually took out the black cover and looked for myself,the adjustment screw
is actually attached to a thin metal rod which lies right in front of the lite bulbs
(hard to miss) :cool: