how do you adjust headlights and what tool to use
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set screws on the headlight. on a 95 and up grill style there sould be two cut outs above the headlight on the grill, "should take a Phillips screwdriver", here is where the set screws are in these holes. Two screws one for vertical adjusting and the other for horizontal adjusting. when adjusting the headlights do it with the low beams. "Note if grill does not have the holes for adjusting the headlights, the grill is for an older model with sealed beam headlights". probably going to have to drill your holes in the grill for headlight adjustment. if you are not sure what adjustment screws are for the headlight, it's the two on the top of the headlight itself, the two silver or grey screws. set screws on the headlight. on a 95 and up grill style there sould be two cut outs above the headlight on the grill, "should take a Phillips screwdriver", here is where the set screws are in these holes. Two screws one for vertical adjusting and the other for horizontal adjusting. when adjusting the headlights do it with the low beams. "Note if grill does not have the holes for adjusting the headlights, the grill is for an older model with sealed beam headlights". probably going to have to drill your holes in the grill for headlight adjustment. if you are not sure what... » Read More set screws on the headlight. on a 95 and up grill style there sould be two cut outs above the headlight on the grill, "should take a Phillips screwdriver", here is where the set screws are in these holes. Two screws one for vertical adjusting and the other for horizontal adjusting. when adjusting the headlights do it with the low beams. "Note if grill does not have the holes for adjusting the headlights, the grill is for an older model with sealed beam headlights". probably going to have to drill your holes in the grill for headlight adjustment. if you are not sure what adjustment screws are for the headlight, it's the two on the top of the headlight itself, the two silver or grey screws. « Show Less
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These use a torxs head adjuster on 1 side and a Phillips/hex head adjuster for the other adjuster both assemblies have vertical and horizontal adjustement
1725725
I'm not sure what you mean by "arm adjustments"? It has an adjustment to adjust the bulbs beam if that's what you mean. Jeremy
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There is a slot on the top where you can slide down a long narrow Phillips screwdriver and turn the adjustment screw, or you have to remove the light and adjust the screw with a Phillips on the back. There is only up and down adjust, no left or right. I was lucky and didn't have to adjust mine at all.
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adjust the brightness - when the headlights are on should mean it's night and you should not need a bright panel (vice versa when headlights are off). Bottom line is to adjust the brightness for your desired look
835321
You can't just adjust the high beams alone. Get hids, I got some and you never need high beams.
1044790
Sorry, I didn't do that on mine, needed the headlamps replaced since both lamps were fogged out by UV rays from the sun, perfect for my use. I'll look into it for adjustments.
1760039
I have the same issue. These lights can't adjust. I am going to install fog lights with a beam effect to also give me some distance in front of the car. That's also an issue not having lights more that 5-7meters in front of the car.
1738360
To adjust the light I loosen the wing-tour nut on the joint, move the light section up, then tighten the nut. No problem.
876842
One they already have halo's that probably aren't as bright as you'd like but as far as I know no headlights are specifically designed for that. You need to open the seal somehow there are various methods of how to do so online. Then re seal them if you are adding strip to them. I would recommend going to your nearest truck customization shop and seeing what they reccomend.
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Yes, all you need to do is connect the wires. Getting the old headlights out was the hardest part for me. Make sure to adjust the aim before tightening bolts all the way.
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These are fixed, most modern Headlights now days are fixed.. you can manipulate very little if you account the screws that are there but not like the old school way of adjusting. Where they had adjusting screw just for this purpose. Adjusting these screw that are commented below may have a impact with rattles or what not.
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Simply pull the mental bars protruding on both sides of the light. It is designed to be adjustable. Might need to apply more force if it feels too tight to pull.
1149602
Just look up your stock bulb size and match that to the kit you buy, example H11 bulbs, H11 kit. The only fitmit to the kit is the bulb to bulb housing. It will only be high and low beam if your headlight bulb does both jobs. Some headlight physically move the same bulb or bulb housing to the high and low positions, and some have separate bulbs for each jobs.
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I didn't have to adjust mine at all. But if you do 1. On level ground pull the truck as close to a wall as possibly can. 2. Turn the truck lights on 3. Put a strip of tape horizontally thru center of each headlight shining on the wall 4. Pull the truck back so headlights are about 25 feet from the wall 5. Adjust headlights accordingly until they are center out on the strips of tape on the wall. This should do the trick.
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Remove the wooden guides. There is a 3/16 flat head allen screw.loosen and adjust. Best guide on the market
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.
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If you look at the picture, there is a thumb screw at the bottom and on the side. The thumb screw at the bottom loosens so you can remove the light from the holder and carry it around if you want, or you can loosen it to adjust the tilt side to side. The thumbscrew right below the base loosens so you can adjust it up and down.