Headlight bulb aiming

[derek_zoolander]

Has anyone adjusted the aim of their headlights? I'm not speaking of the little knob in the cockpit, I'm speaking of actually adjusting how the beams are aimed on the lights themselves.

My truck seems to have a dark band between the low and high beams, and I'd love to be able to aim the high beams slightly lower to create a seamless transition of light from low to high.

 

[skinny_tom]

To the untrained eye, when the headlight unit was out for a different reason, it appears that the unit is sealed. Adjustment with the adjustment screws appears to move the entire housing.

 

[landmannnn]

Just turn on grille spotlights, they fill the gap nicely.

Apologies, realised you can't where you are

 

[Tom109]

Just turn on grille spotlights, they fill the gap nicely.

Apologies, realised you can't where you are

Well, we can, just need to click off-road mode and keep it below 50mph. That’s my deer season routine…

 

[OkGo]

And hope the car does not give you the middle finger with a 'off road mode currently unavailable '

 

[Tom109]

And hope the car does not give you the middle finger with a 'off road mode currently unavailable '

I have never seen that. UK feature? I can hit the Off-Road button, twice in quick succession, at a stop light in Drive with foot on the brake! Super easy to deploy.

 

[OkGo]

I have never seen that. UK feature? I can hit the Off-Road button, twice in quick succession, at a stop light in Drive with foot on the brake! Super easy to deploy.

Argh. Maybe just a feature for me then. About 25% (guessing) of the time when I hit the off-road button for the first time , it will do it's bong and say off-road mode is currently unavailable.

 

[derek_zoolander]

sounds like im not the only one with this gap between the beams. must be a feature. Agree the aux lights do fill it nicely, but a pita to engage when on a dark road w/ rolling hills and no reason to stop.