I’ll check and brb, probably will make photo if possible thank you 🙏🏼Going off memory, there are seperate hi and low beam adjustors. Both are accessible with a screw driver from the top of the headlight assembly. Again, from the top (no the rear), Look for a small funnel opening just large enough to fit a phillips head screw driver. Insert screw driver into the funnel and turn to adjust up and down.
There's no way your led bulb is "brighter" than the HID bulb. The projector in the headlight was optically engineered to focus the light of an HID bulb, which emits light in a much, much different way than LED bulbs. Your issue is more than likely related to the led bulb, unfocused in the projector, bleeding light to locations it shouldn't - and why you are being flashed by oncoming traffic.Wondering the same as well, I replaced my hid with much brighter led. Now I blind anyone in oncoming traffic as well as driving behind them. I get flashed high beams everyday so I’d like to figure out how not to blind others 😂
This is the only pic I have off hand. The yellow circled areas are the up/down and left/right adjustors (sorry, can't remember which is which). This pic is the driver side headlight. The dust cover shown is the high beam. In both, you can adjust either from behind the headlight, or from the top of the headlight with a phillips screw driver (annotated with the arrows). I think the top right is the up/down, and the left one is left/right, but I might be wrong.There is left right adjustment but couldn’t figure how to up and down. I wish it’s simple not with computer ☹
Yaaaay thank you but unfortunately car wash screwed up my transmission module todayFound a better pic. I was mistaken on the top right near the high beam - it can only be adjusted from the rear with a phillips screwdriver.
The left side is best adjusted from the top (direction of arrow) with a phillips head screwdriver. Stick the screwdriver through the funnel. When the screwdriver bottoms out, just turn to adjust.
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