Headlight adjustment tips?
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From: Oklahoma City
Headlight adjustment tips?
One of my headlights is adjusted higher than the other. I was following my brother a few weeks ago and he told me that one was brighter than the other. On the garage door, I can see that one is higher on dim. How do I measure to find the correct alignment other than going for a night drive and guessing? Where are the adjusting screws...I am assuming they are just like any other headlight adjustment.
Last edited by Shelstin; Jun 13, 2019 at 09:51 AM.
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There is only a vertical adjustment, takes a 6mm allen wrench.
See post 7 in here for location: (this thread is from 2007 so please don't post in it)
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-at-night.html
Edit: Meant to add, you can simply shine the lights on the the garage wall and match the height of the other light or if you want to get more into it, Google adjusting headlights, there are how-to's and videos showing ways to be more accurate.
See post 7 in here for location: (this thread is from 2007 so please don't post in it)
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-at-night.html
Edit: Meant to add, you can simply shine the lights on the the garage wall and match the height of the other light or if you want to get more into it, Google adjusting headlights, there are how-to's and videos showing ways to be more accurate.
Last edited by RicK T; Jun 13, 2019 at 10:55 AM.
Thread Starter
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2018
Posts: 239
Likes: 53
From: Oklahoma City
There is only a vertical adjustment, takes a 6mm allen wrench.
See post 7 in here for location: (this thread is from 2007 so please don't post in it)
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-at-night.html
Edit: Meant to add, you can simply shine the lights on the the garage wall and match the height of the other light or if you want to get more into it, Google adjusting headlights, there are how-to's and videos showing ways to be more accurate.
See post 7 in here for location: (this thread is from 2007 so please don't post in it)
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-at-night.html
Edit: Meant to add, you can simply shine the lights on the the garage wall and match the height of the other light or if you want to get more into it, Google adjusting headlights, there are how-to's and videos showing ways to be more accurate.
