Maxima570

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Hey guys I read all the posts and how tos, and I turned the little white plastic thing clockwise because my lights are too low and I out drive them, and theres hardly a difference with the High beams (silverstars). I can turn the plastic **** with my hand, it feels really light like it isnt doing anything and the light angle doesnt change at all, what gives?

00MaxSE

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Not sure, but my lights are too low also. I need to adjust them in the spring. So it's clockwise to aim them higher eh?

shoman94

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Think of it like a bolt. If you turn in clockwise to tighten it... it lowers the beam. If you turn it counterclockwise it will raise the beam.

CoolMax

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http://www.innerbean.com/housecor/headlight_aim.html
I've tried it...but didn't really notice any difference.

artin64

It worked for me i just did mine last week following the same instructions posted by coolmax. Im glad i did it cuase it makes a lot of difference. goodluck.

mist max2000

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might be stating the obvious here,.. but are you doin it when its dark out with the light pattern 20ish feet from a wall?

misiek

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sounds like the bolt might be cracked you shouldnt be able to turn it with your fingers

Maxima570

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I was doing it at night, but like 2 feet away from the wall I thought it would be easier to tell. They are lower now, I can only see like 10 feet in from of the car at night. I started turning them with a ratchet, but they are both really easy to turn with fingers now

misiek is right, i prolly broke both of them... any ideas on what to do now?

Thanks for the info coolmax, i printed that out when I did it but i didnt go 20 from the wall

Maxima570

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I thought it was clockwise to make them go up?

00MaxSE

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That's what I was thinking. Since the screw gets threaded in and thus pushes the bottom of the lense outward?

Maxima570

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oo yeah that makes sense, maybe i just need to re-thread the screw, good idea man