Headlight Aim
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Headlight Aim
Anyone know if there is an adjustment screw to change the aim of your headlights horizontally? I swear my left headlight is aimed too much to the right.
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The owner's manual just says "Contact your dealership for adjustment." So IDK if that means it's a special tool, or if they just don't want the average customer futzing with it...
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I dont think there's any adjustment for horizontal aim. For vertical aim there is a screw there you can adjust. Its located between the highbeam and lowbeam housings.
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i believe i have found the knob to adjust the headlight. It should be the black knob with a silver line which i believe is a marking made by the workshop. I wonder what tools i can use to turn that. I've thought of finding a rubber maybe like a cone shape to plug it in and turn. I wonder what special tools the mitsubishi agent have to turn this thing. This image is on the front left headlamp. Any one got any ideas what i can use to turn the knob? my hand cant turn the knob.
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This is the picture thats in the service manual for the headlight aiming screw. Looks like a regular philips should do it, but its raining out here so im not goin ou to check. Maybe on a dry day ill pop the hood and check it out, cuz id like my headlights aimed a little higher, they suck goin through the back roads with all the up hill and down hills.
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Sorry for reviving this. Does anyone know how to adjust the beam on OEM projectors for 09 Lancer GTS? I lowered my car and the beam is low now even if I set the dial to zero. Is there anyway to adjust this manually on the headlight assembly? Thanks much!
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thought I'd share what I found out after tearing down a broken lancer headlight.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3003475/5
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3003475/5
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one of my fog lights is burning orange instead of yellow, and idk whats wrong with it. should i just reinstall it or just go to the place i bought it from and get a new set?
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I know this is an old thread, but I was just searching and was going to ask - does anyone know if this adjustment applies to the Evo IX? I just bought one and the headlights are basically pointed at the ground, but I haven't had the chance to look under the hood to see if there's an obvious vertical adjustment for them.
I know you can adjust the height of the headlights from inside the car, but I think the motor is dead, because that little switch doesn't do anything. I'm afraid I may have to replace the switch altogether, but I'm not sure yet.
Any help is appreciated!
Trevor
I know you can adjust the height of the headlights from inside the car, but I think the motor is dead, because that little switch doesn't do anything. I'm afraid I may have to replace the switch altogether, but I'm not sure yet.
Any help is appreciated!
Trevor
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Uh our headlights are different but most headlights have a screw that aims the lights, try your service manual... I have adjusted my headlights before and its pretty simple
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