Headlight adjustment

[Dvaniwaarden11]

Hello all. Working on going through my whole jeep still since buying it from a PO who did a lot of different things.

I’m not sure the brand of these headlights. Does anyone have and idea?

I need to reposition them since they’re angled too high up and are blinding people on the road. I see that there are 3 screws. Does that remove the cover to access the bolts that change the pitch and angle of the headlight mount to better aim the headlight?

Thanks,
Dylan

 

[macleanflood]

There's a procedure to do the headlight aiming in the factory service manual available to download in the resources section.

I know a lot of led headlights aren't within the adjustment range of the screws. I can't get mine down enough.

-Mac

 

[Camdenst]

Not necessary. Those two dimple area are where the adjustment screws are, up down and left and right.

 

[Dvaniwaarden11]

Not necessary. Those two dimple area are where the adjustment screws are, up down and left and right.

Wow I would have stared at this headlight for hours without seeing the dimples. Thank you! Ha

 

[fizzlebottom]

There's a procedure to do the headlight aiming in the factory service manual available to download in the resources section.

I know a lot of led headlights aren't within the adjustment range of the screws. I can't get mine down enough.

-Mac

There is the 3rd screw you can use to adjust diagonally if needed, though it isn't called out in the procedures. It is the one at the 4:00 position in the manual. If you adjust that, you might be able to get within range of where your lights should be.

 

[KennethS]

There is the 3rd screw you can use to adjust diagonally if needed, though it isn't called out in the procedures. It is the one at the 4:00 position in the manual. If you adjust that, you might be able to get within range of where your lights should be.

You need to take the bezel off to access that third screw. I had to remove the bezels on mine in order to get my Torx driver on the 2 that have the slots - the driver was too fat to get between the bezel and the glass.

 

[Vanhalo]

There is the 3rd screw you can use to adjust diagonally if needed, though it isn't called out in the procedures. It is the one at the 4:00 position in the manual. If you adjust that, you might be able to get within range of where your lights should be.

Finally someone knows what the 3rd adjustment screw does. I had to remove the housing and try and reset it to the default position because I messed with it.