how do you adjust these headlights?
615380
They adjust from the rear, I bought a tool someone suggested. For ford vehicles a rear headlight adjuster ratchet. Found it on amaxon
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!
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.
2188906
I just used a hole saw to cut the back of the headlight bracket out to accomodate the new headlights. Not a hard fix at all.. they look great and prvide a wider selection of bulbs. Love them!!
9868
The only way to change the high to low beams is by holding the switch down. Unfortunately, it starts in High every time :-/
153580
Not hard to install they just slide right into place. You do hv to remove the turn signals and reinstall them once you install the headlights
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
1419226
I used a flat screwdriver. Pry it loose but use your finger to pull out the lens cover. Light bulbs can be pull by the fingers. The hard part to change is the map lights lens cover. So start with the doors light first to familiarize with the lens housing. Good luck
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.
2137996
There are 2 silver hex bolts sticking out of the back. One adjusts horizontal, the other adjusts vertical. Gently twist them. I overtightened one and snapped it resulting in ordering a new set of lenses.
1444940
It is supposed to be done in the shade. You can't take any shortcuts to the process, but it was well worth the effort. We had been considering new headlights because ours were so bad... at a really big expense. This alleviated any need to buy new ones.
303670
I didn't have to adjust mine at all. But if you do1. On level ground pull the truck as close to a wall as possibly can.2. Turn the truck lights on3. Put a strip of tape horizontally thru center of each headlight shining on the wall4. Pull the truck back so headlights are about 25 feet from the wall5. Adjust headlights accordingly until they are center out on the strips of tape on the wall. This should do the trick.
55435
Honestly I never tried to change them since I just got them but when installing I dropped the bolt inside and when I tried to open the light there's no skrew or anything to open. I really hope I can change the light. I am sure you can
704536
I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.
1169418
In order to use these projectors, you have to remove the headlight from your car (the WHOLE housing). You pull the bulbs out of it, and remove the clear lens. In most cases, you can just put the threaded part of the projectors into the hole that the bulb goes into, and then you tighten down the locking nut. If you were vehicle specific, I could probably give you some better tips.
598181
Yes you will probably have to readjust your new headlights. The jeep GC only has a vertical adjustment so no side to side adj. needed. Easy to basic adjust the lights. Park the jeep, with old lights on, shining on a wall. Mark the center point of the light image on the wall with masking tape or some other type of mark. Then remove the old lights put the new ones in and adjust their image to shine over the mark that you placed on the wall. This will get you on track.
1682438
Tim...are you looking at the picture or did you purchase these? My husband did not have to adjust the lights when he installed his. However, I do have one complaint about these. They sit low so the front bumper actually comes up over the bottom lights a bit and blocks the light. So when I drive it at night, it looks like a shadow in the road in front of you and not good visual light. Other than that, they look really nice.
25417
Just lenses and probably bulbs. The pair I ordered had the brackets that adjust the headlights, that snap in.