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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Fatleg on 30 January 2007, 23:36

Title: People keep flashing me!
Post by: Fatleg on 30 January 2007, 23:36
Can anyone help?

At night I keep getting flashed. Obviously they think I have my full beam on, and I'm sick of flashing back saying, "No I don't! See!".
Anyway, is there an easy way to check/adjust the alignment of my head lights? I bought the car private and I'm assuming the the lamps are of the correct spec.

Cheers

Fatleg
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: Golf8vGti on 30 January 2007, 23:45
The only 100% sure way of getting the height and alignment checked is to take it to a garage where they can do it all properly.
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: nadlad on 30 January 2007, 23:49
turn the nob down on the allignment u plonker!!!!!
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: Fatleg on 30 January 2007, 23:50
I have had a look and could only see a dial for dash board brightness.
You sure there is one?
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: arnoldlog1 on 31 January 2007, 17:10
have you got RHD headlights in?
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: Fatleg on 31 January 2007, 21:46
Not sure. I don't know much about Golf's, any car for that matter. Is a RHD like a accessory kind of light? As far as I can tell they are standard, or are you refering to the lamp itself?

Fatleg
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: DazVR6 on 31 January 2007, 22:56
RHD= Right Hand Drive...i.e. are you headlights the correct fitment for your vehicle? where they on the car when you bruaght it? :smiley:
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: Mantamad on 31 January 2007, 23:09
If you have the control for headlight height adjustment it will be located alongside the switch for adjusting instrument brightness - looks the same, a wheel that turns.
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: dsl55 on 01 February 2007, 13:11
Have you got foglights or full beam on all the time?
Title: Re: People keep flashing me!
Post by: R32_T on 01 February 2007, 17:24
Best thing, put in front of a brick wall, lights on, at night and you will be able to tell if they are aiming too high, then just adjust appropriately.  :wink: