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Old 04-05-2020, 06:43 PM   #1
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G'day , wifes LV focus headlights need adjustment, I searched the database here on how to do this but when i turn the screw it does absolutley nothing. I cant find any other way to do this. They are not auto leveling headlights. One of the lights beam is lighting approx 2 meters in front of the car. Any advice appreciated...........cheers
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Old 04-05-2020, 06:59 PM   #2
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Head lights don’t just go out of alignment, there’s normally a reason why. It could range from a bird strike to a bump in the road.
It’s difficult to see the light unless you point it at a wall in a dark place and cover one while focusing the other.
If you’ve done this already and it makes no difference it could be a broken adjuster inside the light housing.
Also check the globe hasn’t dropped out of its holder.
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Is this what you adjusted?

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Old 05-05-2020, 05:43 AM   #4
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Head lights don’t just go out of alignment, there’s normally a reason why. It could range from a bird strike to a bump in the road.
It’s difficult to see the light unless you point it at a wall in a dark place and cover one while focusing the other.
If you’ve done this already and it makes no difference it could be a broken adjuster inside the light housing.
Also check the globe hasn’t dropped out of its holder.
will take the housing out & have a look.......thanks
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