Head light adjustment

[Mark stokes]

How do I go about adjusting my headlights? There pointing towards the ground and can't see in front of me at all.


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[Mark stokes]

It's an 1989


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[alwaysFlOoReD]

There are two screws that adjust headlights. I can't remember for sure but they would be at 12:00 and 3:00 or exactly opposite. The 12:00 [or 6:00] will adjust the up and down and the other the side to side. The screws are located just inside the chrome bezel and there should be a slot of sorts to allow screwdriver access.
Good luck,

Richard

 

[Mark stokes]

Thanks man I'll check in the morning


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[Mark stokes]

Is the one on the right the one


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[Mark stokes]

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[Mark stokes]

I know the tall skinny one adjust but I can't find the other adjustment screw


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[alwaysFlOoReD]

Sorry, the one I described is from 1985. I don't know bout the 89. Here is a pic of a spare I have. The two long screws on the back are the ones that adjust.



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[Mark stokes]

Lol thanks for help tho man


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[alwaysFlOoReD]

In my pics the screws are accessed from the front, the outside of the truck. It doesn't look like yours are the same. You might have to use a mirror and flashlight to get into where you can see what you want.
good luck.

 

[adsm08]

Mark, the pictures you posted look like they do show the adjusting screws.

I usually use the side of the house, or a garage door for adjusting at home, something with straight lines on it.

The proper altitude adjustment is a 2" drop at 20 feet from the target. So you measure the height of the center of your headlight, then on a target make a mark 2 inches lower than that, and set the center of the beam on the mark.

 

[Mark stokes]

Witch screw does adjusts in picture one?


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