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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 3
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Thanks for the reply... they are not foggy and the left is aimed lower than the left. An adjustment would, I know, help but they are not nearly so bright as those on my other, much newer cars. I see some after market lights that replace the side lights and act as fog lights.
I do not know how to adjust these. Is that a difficult task? |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 42
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from working in a body shop for a while i learned that if u put ur car in a garage with a level floor facing the garage door you can adjust ur headlights pretty easily turn ur lights on and get a phillipshead screw driver and aim ur headlights until they look even from behind the car ( after each adjustment go to the rear of ur car)with the lights on and look at how they look it may take a while to get them perfect but they'll eventually be adjusted if its ur 1st time itll take a few tries but ull get it. if ur still not happy after theyre adjusted u can get fog lights of if u have the $ get a good set of H.I.D.'s
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