I adjusted mine tonight. They were low as well. Phillips head screw adjuster (plastic) directly behing both lights. I gave mine about 2.5 turns and brought them up very nicely.JWC said:I find the low beams are inadequate as they only appear to illuminate about 30 feet in front of the car. Any tips for improvement would be appreciated.
The high beams are about as good as they get.
The low beams in the early production cars, including mine (Dec. build date), were aimed too low. The fix takes about 30 seconds. You need a Phillips-head (I think) screwdriver with at least a six-inch shaft. Try turning the adjustment screw (white plastic screw accessible from under the hood above the light unit) about 2-1/2 turns clockwise. If you look carefully, you'll see a reference to light adjustment embossed on the black plastic shroud above the grill. Made all the difference!muohio said:My low beams are bad, but I think a lot of use have them poorly aligned form the factory. Haven't taken the time to raise them to see if that fixes the problems.
I was close, but merit only a cheap cigar, if that.capra2d said:The low beams in the early production cars, including mine (Dec. build date), were aimed too low. The fix takes about 30 seconds. You need a Phillips-head (I think) screwdriver with at least a six-inch shaft. Try turning the adjustment screw (white plastic screw accessible from under the hood above the light unit) about 2-1/2 turns clockwise. If you look carefully, you'll see a reference to light adjustment embossed on the black plastic shroud above the grill. Made all the difference!
