How to adjust Fog light?
#1
How to adjust Fog light?
i do lots of night driving and i noticed i can barely "see" my passenger side fog light beam.. i mean it is "on" but since i am left side of vehicle i can,t see the beam pattern at all. i wish if i could raise it bit higher to illuminate the road better.
i think i have to adjust something inside fogs.. can someone direct me here?
Thanks in advance.
i think i have to adjust something inside fogs.. can someone direct me here?
Thanks in advance.
#2
there's a little screw behind the foglight assy. Just take out the light housings and turn it one way or another and see with way is up. I think it's controlled my either a 10mm or a phillips head
#4
You do not have to take anything out. You will need a long (6"?) phillips-head screwdriver. It is difficult to see, and describe, but there is an adjustment screw on the back of the fog light that is accessible through a hole, underneath the front of the car. Tighten the screw to raise the light beam, loosen to lower the light beam.
#5
You do not have to take anything out. You will need a long (6"?) phillips-head screwdriver. It is difficult to see, and describe, but there is an adjustment screw on the back of the fog light that is accessible through a hole, underneath the front of the car. Tighten the screw to raise the light beam, loosen to lower the light beam.
#6
Unless wyy183 has a magic screwdriver I didn't see any way of adjusting from underneath.
But it's so easy to just remove 1 screw and the plug and do it that way, that's what I did.
Fogs are now up to just below the low beam.
But it's so easy to just remove 1 screw and the plug and do it that way, that's what I did.
Fogs are now up to just below the low beam.
#7
Ya its way easier to just take the foglight housing out to adjust the screw. Just like the other guy said its kinda hard to get to the screw if u dont have a special screw driver. But even if u did have one trust me its easier to just take it out.
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