Angel Eye headlight aiming
#1
Angel Eye headlight aiming
Hello everyone, I just purchased the dual angel eye headlights from americanmuscle (http://www.americanmuscle.com/9904-l...ors-black.html) and hooked them up last week. The problem I am having is it seems the low beams only shine for about 5-10 feet in front of my car. I have been trying to look for a way to adjust these lights and I can not see one. At first I thought the bulbs may have been in upside down or something, but they only go in one way (H1's). Anybody here know anything about these angel eye lights. 2000 V-6, Thanks for any help.
#4
manual
If you mean the owners manual of the lights I did not get one if one does exist. All I got was a photocopied piece of paper on how to change the halo ring light bulbs, and to hook the black wires to ground. I guess they figure if you buy them you should know how to hook them up and adjust them.
#10
Me too
The problem I am having is it seems the low beams only shine for about 5-10 feet in front of my car. I have been trying to look for a way to adjust these lights and I can not see one. Anybody here know anything about these angel eye lights. 2000 V-6, Thanks for any help.
I have another question. My left blinker blinks really fast so I changed the rear directional light, and it did not change anything. I can not seem to get to the front bulb to change it, what's the trick?
Erik
#11
Lights
There are two black clips, one on the right, one of the left, you just pull these straight out, then the light just pulls right off so you can get to the turn signal
To aim them there is a screw on each bulb on the inside edge with a little metal gear/washer looking thing. You just turn this thing clockwise many times and it will aim the light up. I turned the screw about 20 times for mine.
To aim them there is a screw on each bulb on the inside edge with a little metal gear/washer looking thing. You just turn this thing clockwise many times and it will aim the light up. I turned the screw about 20 times for mine.
#13
thanks for the info
There are two black clips, one on the right, one of the left, you just pull these straight out, then the light just pulls right off so you can get to the turn signal
To aim them there is a screw on each bulb on the inside edge with a little metal gear/washer looking thing. You just turn this thing clockwise many times and it will aim the light up. I turned the screw about 20 times for mine.
To aim them there is a screw on each bulb on the inside edge with a little metal gear/washer looking thing. You just turn this thing clockwise many times and it will aim the light up. I turned the screw about 20 times for mine.
Erik
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