Headlight adjustment
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Edit: See Captain Howdy's post below. 
My previous instructions were for replacing the headlamp...I stand corrected. 
<<<See that over there...that's me & CH.
My previous instructions were for replacing the headlamp...I stand corrected. <<<See that over there...that's me & CH.
Last edited by courthousedeb; Jul 30, 2006 at 01:53 PM.
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Slow down a bit Deb. You don't have to take the lights out to adjust them or go throught the wheel well. 
Under your hood located by the lights you will see a 6 mm plastic hex screw. That's your headlight adjustment bolt. 
If you turn it clockwise it raise the beam and if you turn it counterclockwise it will lower the beam. 
You don't have to take the lights out to adjust them or go throught the wheel well. Under your hood located by the lights you will see a 6 mm plastic hex screw. That's your headlight adjustment bolt. If you turn it clockwise it raise the beam and if you turn it counterclockwise it will lower the beam.
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Originally Posted by JOEK86
Thanks Cap and others! Is there a rule of thumb for adjustment, how do I know that I have it right?
Joe
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Slow down a bit Deb. You don't have to take the lights out to adjust them or go throught the wheel well. Under your hood located by the lights you will see a 6 mm plastic hex screw. That's your headlight adjustment bolt. If you turn it clockwise it raise the beam and if you turn it counterclockwise it will lower the beam.
You don't have to take the lights out to adjust them or go throught the wheel well. Under your hood located by the lights you will see a 6 mm plastic hex screw. That's your headlight adjustment bolt. If you turn it clockwise it raise the beam and if you turn it counterclockwise it will lower the beam. Cost to do Headlight Adjustment at a local Chevy Dealer ($60.00 +/-) (That is if you still have a local dealership)
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