My headlights have new bulbs and have been polished recently, but they seem to be crossed too much and too low. Does anyone know how to adjust the horizontal and vertical alignment on the headlights? I have a '97 V6 ES if that changes anything. Thanks in advance!

 

The screw behind the high beam adjusts the lateral (left to right) angle of the light...
The screw behind the low beam adjusts the up and down angle ...
you dont just loosen the screw though, tried that..no good, you wedge a phillips head screwdriver against the gear like thing on top and use it to turn the gears, there is a slot for a screw driver on top.

 

Out of curiosity, do you know which way the gear thing has to be turned (clock or c-clock) to go the different ways?

 

TRY it it's pretty self evident

 

Good point. Thanks!

 

WOW i have got to be a retard i had no clue it was that easy to adjust the lights i was using my fingers and turning the wheel it hurt the hellll outta my fingers. wow i just went an had to fix mine a lil better. thanx BV

 

One more thing what is a good number on the light bubble to take it too with HID 8k? I have them at 0 both sides and wow i know there too high.

 

I am using a Phillips head for the vertical and
have moved the gear in both directions. The
bubble does not move. Anyone have an idea?

 

it takes a good bit to move the bubble ....I aimed them ifo a white garage door and ignored the bubble

 

You are right! I took mine to the local Chrysler/Dodge body shop
this morning ... clockwise turn raises the vertical. They pay no attention
to the gauge. Turn the phillips head and watch the bulb.I will do the horizontal tonight and post the result.