Ok so i have a 2k i30 and i was wondering if anyone here can tell me how to reaim my headlights and foglights, if posiible. The reason im asking is because my headlights seems to be aimed to low that i cannot see a pothole before its too late for me to slow down or avoid going through it. So thanx in advance.

Pls if your not going to give me the directions and gonna tell me "search", dont post pls, thanks. I searched "headlight aiming" and got a bunch of resluts about cefiro lights, and ebay projectors. Thanks.

 

Park on a level surface and follow these directions http://www.coolbulbs.com/HID-VISUAL-...-PROCEDURE.pdf

There are two white gear looking things on the headlights. These are the adjusters, simply turn them until the beam conforms to the guidelines set forth in the pdf.

 

thanks alot. i will try this and let you know. is there a way to adjust the fog lights?

 

i don't think you can adjust fogs, there really would be no point in adjusting them, if you fix your headlights that should be good enough

 

Yes you can adjust the fogs, there is a 10mm bolt just like the headlights to aim them up or down.

 

ding ding ding, correcto. its located on the back side of the fog light assembly, to the side of the cap near the top. its on the right side for the driver side fog and left side for pass side fog. Make sure you use the FSM if your aiming, I think it was the car should be 10 feet away from the wall and that it should reflect 2 feet above ground on the wall. Verify with the FSM..

 

last night i popped the hood and looked and coudlnt see the things you guys mentioned to aim the headlights. are then on the top back section or middle or in the bottom. and can anyone describe them a little better please?


hey dingle, my buddy told me some guy came to the store and asked about me, was it you? he said that person asked him if he drive a infiniti.

 

nope lol, not me..i go to the subway on atlantic...closer :\

 

See the photo. I can't remember what size mm socket you'll need, but just play around with it. The headlight in the photo is upside down, but when it's right-side-up, the upper adjustment screw, near the top of the headlight, controls the vertical (up-down) beam alignment. The lower screw toward the bottom side of the headlight alters the side-to-side (left/right) alignment.

 

oh gotcha, maybe it was that other guy who offered to fix my remote.... we used to manage atlantic avenue subway too. i guess you know lakeem(the crazy black dude).

Metaorbit: thanks for the pic and help but looks like i have some other problem i have to take care real quuick.

i was driving home today and i keep feeling this little bump. i thaught it was the road but then i got to a reall smooth road and it was still there. i pulled over bcus i thaught i had a flat tire but everything looked fine, then i looked under the car, nothing looked wrong or broken. but that bump kind of feeling increased with speed. sorry i wish could explain that better but my engrish is not soo good. anyone know what it could be?

 

or you can use a long screw driver after removing the little white pop bolt....