adjusting headlights?
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felixblaks (01-24-2020)
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Re: adjusting headlights?
Originally posted by 3 bAn 2 PoW 0
does anyone know how to adjust the headlight beams (making them higher or lower)? thanks
-Greg
does anyone know how to adjust the headlight beams (making them higher or lower)? thanks
-Greg
if your car is under warranty, you can have the dealer aim it properly for you.
The car's manual also covers this procedure if you want more details.
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Originally posted by clkal
anybody have a owner's manual they want to sell for a 99 clk430?
it seems as if i'm missing out on a whole lot of interesting stuff without it.
AL
anybody have a owner's manual they want to sell for a 99 clk430?
it seems as if i'm missing out on a whole lot of interesting stuff without it.
AL
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Originally posted by 3 bAn 2 PoW 0
whoa! thanks danny...so much info...u seem to be the only here answering everyones questions. keep up the good work! hah...
thanks
-Greg
whoa! thanks danny...so much info...u seem to be the only here answering everyones questions. keep up the good work! hah...
thanks
-Greg
I tried hanging out in the OT forum for 1 day and posting conversational nonsense once, but Brian kinda scolded me for doing it, so.... so I went back to only posting productive, helping, informative posts...
Glad I was of service to you...
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This is not your fathers Oldsmobile.
The adjustment screw you folks are turning applies only for the standard headlamps............if your car has Xenon headlamps, the range adjustment operates automatically.
Hint: If it's not adjusting, check the fuse for the N71 headlight range adjustment control module (e.g. it's located in position 13 in the engine bay F1 fuse/relay box).
The adjustment screw you folks are turning applies only for the standard headlamps............if your car has Xenon headlamps, the range adjustment operates automatically.
Hint: If it's not adjusting, check the fuse for the N71 headlight range adjustment control module (e.g. it's located in position 13 in the engine bay F1 fuse/relay box).
Last edited by Serndipity; 01-23-2020 at 10:03 PM.