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Allan Shearer
Well, my Chilton book hasn't yet arrived ... and I'm just about to search
the Internet for the answer to this as well, but I thought I'd also pose the
question in here (maybe others would benefit from this question/answer):
- How do you adjust the headlight beam/angle in a '98 V70?
I have taken a look and saw what appear to be a plastic gear mechanism ...
looks like you use an large Alan key or Phillips screwdriver to turn the
adjustment knobby-thingy (which then rotates the gears) ... but, is this the
right one?? These's a second, smaller such adjuster lower-down. It SEEMS
to be for the high-beam. But then I thought, maybe one is for Up/Down ..
and the other for 'Left/Right'. (pitch and yaw?)
As it stands ... I'm blinding folks driving towards me with my driver-side
light - as it's shooting up quite high!
Why don't I just go to the garage and get it fixed? I would, really I would
.... but my mind will soon forget this whole question in about an hour - only
to be reminded tonight when I'm driving in the dark, blinding on-comers, and
slapping-head saying, "DOH! I forgot again! And now all the garages are
closed for the day!"
And now, I'm off to do a search on the net to see if someone has this
documented anywhere. If I find such a website, I'll reply with the link.
Thanks all,
Allan
the Internet for the answer to this as well, but I thought I'd also pose the
question in here (maybe others would benefit from this question/answer):
- How do you adjust the headlight beam/angle in a '98 V70?
I have taken a look and saw what appear to be a plastic gear mechanism ...
looks like you use an large Alan key or Phillips screwdriver to turn the
adjustment knobby-thingy (which then rotates the gears) ... but, is this the
right one?? These's a second, smaller such adjuster lower-down. It SEEMS
to be for the high-beam. But then I thought, maybe one is for Up/Down ..
and the other for 'Left/Right'. (pitch and yaw?)
As it stands ... I'm blinding folks driving towards me with my driver-side
light - as it's shooting up quite high!
Why don't I just go to the garage and get it fixed? I would, really I would
.... but my mind will soon forget this whole question in about an hour - only
to be reminded tonight when I'm driving in the dark, blinding on-comers, and
slapping-head saying, "DOH! I forgot again! And now all the garages are
closed for the day!"
And now, I'm off to do a search on the net to see if someone has this
documented anywhere. If I find such a website, I'll reply with the link.
Thanks all,
Allan
