I have these lights and I've adjusted the low beams. But the high beams aim way up (too high). Is there a way to adjust the high beams?
835320
HelloYes you will need to take to a professional to adjust for you.Thank you
835321
You can't just adjust the high beams alone. Get hids, I got some and you never need high beams.
835322
Just like Stan said, get HID for your low beams. You can find some really cheap on Amazon or Ebay. That way, you will never see the need of your high beams. I putted blue LEDs in them instead for style...
598185
Turn the ballast screw located on top of the headlight assembly according to how high or low you need them and try to match the beams while parked against a brick wall or down a dark street so you can see how far the beams shoot
1309374
Depends on the car. Normally you have two bulbs,high and low.for me my high turns on with my low so they are still there but my highs aren't his. If you want 100% his you'd have to buy 2 sets,one for low, and one that matches your high beam config
658333
I don't recall saying that, but lows shine up to the top of the housing and high shine down. And thoughts... Get the higher wattage ones, these just aren't bright enough
1808556
The bottom lights are only going to work when the brights are on as those are the brights. Top are the low beams. It would be very foolish to wire them to stay on, you'd have a lot of angry drivers and there would be nothing you can do about it.
615381
These headlights have only an up/down adjustment and that is made by I think an 8mm wrench OR any pliers--what I used. This adjustment knob is a silver metal piece sticking out the back of each head light near the top and directly behind the headlight bulb. Also, search YouTube on how to adjust modern headlights to get some tips on doing it correctly! Good luck!
1651593
Yours requires a 9007 bulb. That is a dual beam or hi-beam and lo-beam. So you have a couple options. 1. You can just get a standard kit which will eliminate your hi- beams. Not my choice. 2. Get a kit that has the HID for your low beam and then it has a halogen bulb mounted with it for the hi-beam. 3. You can get a kit that had the HID bulb but it is telescopic ally mounted so as that it moves the bulb for a lo-beam position and a separate Hi-beam position. Have used these in the past and they seem to work nicely. If you search for the 9007 HID conversion kits, I'm sure you will find them.
857595
There is no beam focus adjustment. I don't recall this feature being mentioned anywhere in the product description.Best of luck.
1099805
The lights are on an oval handle type thing at the top. You need to make sure and push it down all the way.
321728
Wiring them wasn't too bad. I did straight wired them though. Also, one thing for sure. You will loose high beams with this light.
544244
This doesn't change beams at all, it only dims. Unless someone figured out how to change it.... The default setting is normal beam, no change, just dimming.
1229864
yes, low and high beams. BUT, they suck! They will blow out on you in a very short amount of time. I contacted Philips amount my 'defective' bulbs which blew out on me in less than 7 months/10,000 miles. They told me tough luck.
2086846
There is a screw on the back just behind the light. Turn it one way and it aims higher and the other way aims it lower. I had to take them out and put them back on a few times to get everything figured out. Hope that helps!
961807
That Is normal, you just adjust until you find the right light setting. I have several mag lights and they all do the same.
1678083
You can use wedge shims to adjust up and down. But if you use the existing holes in the headlight housing to mount the new projector it should not need to be aimed.
724484
Try the factory default. Very bright but very effective to my eye. Good luck. WO
1270535
Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.