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Question about manual adjusting xenon autolevel headlightsght
I'm getting confusing info as how to manually adjust the up/down xenons. In this forum i found that turning the screw clockwise (closer to center) the light will go down. On other searches it says opposite. I would like to know if someone has done it on 2001 X5 with xenon and auto leveling which way or screw is up and down and left and right.
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This took a few seconds to find using the search feature. http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...-lowering.html
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Thanks. I am aware of the search feature and found plenty of suggestions and instructions and even googled a lot and still everyone is writing differently - one will clockwise = down, another up, left adjustment screw for that and right for this and vise versa. I wanted to know for sure from someone that has 01 BMW X5 with xenons and has done this to let me know what is for what. I don't want to go to stealership with a question like this and them charging me a lot for a simple fix.
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The link I posted should answer your question. http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...nt-thread.html
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Thank you Quicksilver. I played a little today after I read your suggestion. I think I got it right and my lights aiming looks fine. I am wondering though if dealerships have the computerized adjusting machine and how much they would charge to be adjusted on such machine. If anyone knows - let me know...
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Never heard of a computerized adjusting machine. I believe the housing comes from the factory adjusted to specs. Last time the dealer did the adjusting for me it was complimentary.
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Very good. Maybe I will ask them to check mine and let me know if they look ok, if they do, then I did a good job. If not, I hope they adjust them for free :)
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Not sure how you're going to go about it but take it for what it's worth, I wouldn't tell the dealer you did anything yourself. Better to play dumb about most stuff. That way they can never blame anything on you.
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HEX wheel CCW is UP.
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