getting high beamed
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From: Bloomfield
This site was the most helpful. You need a really long screw driver. I think it says 12 inch, which I couldn't fine I bought a 16" at home depot which worked well.
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This link dosent work, can you try it again. I would like to adjust mine, my right light is a little higher than my left one.
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Joined: May 2004
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From: Honolulu
I don't have the "getting high beamed" problem. Check this out. I just purchased mine used. Someone removed the low beam lights and the tranformers that with them. $800 worth of parts - dealer is paying for it thankfully. Anyway, I've been driving around with high beams on at night for 3 weeks now waiting for the parts to arrive. Nobody flashes me AT ALL.
Your solution....remove the low beam lights!!
True story. Hopefully someone gets a laugh out of it.
Your solution....remove the low beam lights!!
True story. Hopefully someone gets a laugh out of it.
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Joined: May 2004
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From: Fountain Valley
I seem to light signs on the road a mile away when the road is bumpy. If someone has lights like ours in our mirrors I hate it, and I don't like I am doing to someone else. Seems like a design that sounded good in some engineers mind..but does not work well in practice.
Level roads? Move to Florida, that's all you get. 
