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Title: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: golf gti 16valve on 14 December 2005, 16:02
Do i need to have them adjusted properly?? Coz i want to show them off tonight lol?? will i be able to still see if i dont adjust them tonight??? Also how do you adjust them?? is there a screw somewhere?? All Comments welcomed

Many thanks peeps!!  :laugh:
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: simonmk2gti on 14 December 2005, 16:08
if they are anything like the vdub beetle ones, they should have a couple of screws on the unit, that adjust them (basically the same as the original)
where did you get them from??? how mucho???
cheers
SI
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: Judderi on 14 December 2005, 16:11
I didnt really have to adjust mine when i installed them. Try them, if you can see then all is good. If you cant then get them adjusted.
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: ...joe on 14 December 2005, 16:35
best to get them looked at by an mot place should only cost a few quid. its just a case of turning screws but they'll have the beam pattern box thingy so you'll know they're spot on... ie not blinding people or just giving you sh!tty lighting.
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: golf gti 16valve on 14 December 2005, 20:24
cheers ppl
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: golf gti 16valve on 14 December 2005, 20:28
 :grin:
Title: Re: Just fitted some new crystal headlights but.......?
Post by: JMallows on 14 December 2005, 21:26
Best thing to do is, put the old ones on, and park it next to a wall, then mark out the beam patterns... put the new lights on, turn the two screws until they match... Top screw does left and right, and bottom screw does up and down i think... if not, then its the other way around :D

easy as pie