Adjust jdm headlights
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Let me help you on this. This is only for JDM headlights. USDM is slightly different from this.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
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Let me help you on this. This is only for JDM headlights. USDM is slightly different from this.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
So does anyone know how to do the USDM ones? I've searched and can't find any info on this.
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So I searched and searched for this same exact thing and no matter what I saw I didnt find to work and incorrect. JDM and USDM are different but if you have JDM headlights its super simple and once I figured it out took me probably under 1 minute for both headlights.
All you need is a philips head screw driver, you'll see right by the level motor a black opening, insert the screw driver in that hole (make sure its about the same size as the hole not too small or this doesnt work) and I turned the screw driving thinking it wasnt doing anything an shocked it was raising them. Like I said took me about 1 minute for both (after 30 min of doing everything else everyone was saying). I put them all the way down first so I could raise them up with the switch for driving at higher speeds.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/207/img3604.jpg/
So if you look at this image, right by the leveling motor you can see to the right of the plastic "grey" connector you see a hole about the size of a screw driver. Insert screw driver in there and turn a few seconds later you'll be done.
All you need is a philips head screw driver, you'll see right by the level motor a black opening, insert the screw driver in that hole (make sure its about the same size as the hole not too small or this doesnt work) and I turned the screw driving thinking it wasnt doing anything an shocked it was raising them. Like I said took me about 1 minute for both (after 30 min of doing everything else everyone was saying). I put them all the way down first so I could raise them up with the switch for driving at higher speeds.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/207/img3604.jpg/
So if you look at this image, right by the leveling motor you can see to the right of the plastic "grey" connector you see a hole about the size of a screw driver. Insert screw driver in there and turn a few seconds later you'll be done.
Last edited by Evo11V; Feb 15, 2013 at 05:05 AM.
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Let me help you on this. This is only for JDM headlights. USDM is slightly different from this.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
Red circle : adjust low beam up and down. You need to get right size philips screwdriver and put it into the hole where red circle is and turn clockwise or counterwise.
Yellow circle : adjust low beam side to side.
So I searched and searched for this same exact thing and no matter what I saw I didnt find to work and incorrect. JDM and USDM are different but if you have JDM headlights its super simple and once I figured it out took me probably under 1 minute for both headlights.
All you need is a philips head screw driver, you'll see right by the level motor a black opening, insert the screw driver in that hole (make sure its about the same size as the hole not too small or this doesnt work) and I turned the screw driving thinking it wasnt doing anything an shocked it was raising them. Like I said took me about 1 minute for both (after 30 min of doing everything else everyone was saying). I put them all the way down first so I could raise them up with the switch for driving at higher speeds.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/207/img3604.jpg/
So if you look at this image, right by the leveling motor you can see to the right of the plastic "grey" connector you see a hole about the size of a screw driver. Insert screw driver in there and turn a few seconds later you'll be done.
All you need is a philips head screw driver, you'll see right by the level motor a black opening, insert the screw driver in that hole (make sure its about the same size as the hole not too small or this doesnt work) and I turned the screw driving thinking it wasnt doing anything an shocked it was raising them. Like I said took me about 1 minute for both (after 30 min of doing everything else everyone was saying). I put them all the way down first so I could raise them up with the switch for driving at higher speeds.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/207/img3604.jpg/
So if you look at this image, right by the leveling motor you can see to the right of the plastic "grey" connector you see a hole about the size of a screw driver. Insert screw driver in there and turn a few seconds later you'll be done.
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bumping this - is it normal to only have a very small range of turn? mine is only going maybe 10 degrees max before stopping - do I need to force it or is that all there is? gotta imagine there's more than that..
also, clockwise raise or lower? i'm asking now cuz the headlights are off the car. They actually have a bit that sticks out that i can turn by hand.
please help!
also, clockwise raise or lower? i'm asking now cuz the headlights are off the car. They actually have a bit that sticks out that i can turn by hand.
please help!
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