Low Beam Focus Height Adjustment on the GLK
I dont believe this question has been asked earlier..
Is it possible to adjust the focus height of the low beam in the GLK? The wife and I were travelling at night out station and in pitch darkness realized our low beam only illuminates for say approx. 6mtrs ahead of us, which in my opinion is quite less when were doing say a speed of 120kmph. Needless to say, we had to remain on High Beams thorughout the drive.
Our Honda Accord has the ability to adjust the low beam focus height so was wondering why not MB?

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Sorry, but I can't help in this case. I didn't change anything to my post and every time I check on this thread I see it. ?? Maybe a webmaster can enlighten us.
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Now I have a question about the posts itself. I can't see the "edit" button on my original post. Does it disappear after a few days or what? I still can edit my 2 other posts in this thread, but not the one with the picture. I wanted to check for a problem. Anybody knows ?
Last edited by allanX204; Dec 11, 2010 at 05:08 AM.

Picture: hosted at a web site.
what do you mean by "on my PC"? Is there a function to just upload a picture to this server ? Every time I click on the picture icon above, it asks me for the URL of my picture to be inserted.
I also have this problem...they are adjusted too close. It's pretty dangerous in the interstate, going 75mph or so, and you can only see maybe 30ft in front of you. It's not like halogen headlights w/o projectors where there is still some light scatter up front, in case a deer jumps out and you can see his reflecting eyes. With the bixenon's there is a very sharp cut off line and no light scatter beyond the 30ft or so. Raising them just a bit shouldn't blind anyone.

Went to the dealer last week for my A service and they state it is "normal"?
I mentioned it seems different when originally picked up GLK about a year ago. Do these things self adjust with wear?

Luckily, I have changed my bulbs in the fog for better "whiteness" and a tad brighter.
I am going to check with another dealer in the US and see what they say.
Can't report back for at least another week or so....

I found this on another site. Might be the problem:
"Should your Mercedes Benz have badly aimed self adjusting Bi-Xenon lights. If the beam is off, then their could be a problem with the axle sensor, or the a suspension problem causing the lights to be out of adjustment."
There are several sites that tell you how to adjust lights manually but what I read on one German site is that the self adjusting headlights are controlled by you guessed it a computer. If the value is off then the reference for level will be out of kilter. You should call MB just to ask if that is the case.
Thanks,
Gordon



my post # 2 above has a big picture in it. If you can't see it, I assume, you must have a problem with your browser settings. ....or something like that. Anybody else having problem seeing this picture ???
